Security Demonstrations
Interactive hands-on demonstrations of security concepts, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors. Educational content for learning about cybersecurity.
VPN & Proxy Detector
LIVE DEMOReal-time detection of VPN, proxy, Tor, and datacenter connections using IP analysis.
Password Strength Analyzer
LIVE DEMOReal-time password security analysis with entropy calculation and crack time estimation.
Security Criteria
Educational Note: This demo runs entirely in your browser. No passwords are stored or transmitted. In real-world scenarios, use a password manager and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for maximum security.
Hash Generator & Dictionary Attack
LIVE DEMOGenerate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 hashes and simulate dictionary attacks to understand password cracking.
Hash Generator
Dictionary Attack Simulator
This demonstrates how attackers use pre-computed dictionaries to crack weak passwords. Educational purposes only. Uses a small dictionary of 25 common passwords.
Security Lessons
- MD5 and SHA-1 are considered weak for password storage
- Always use bcrypt, scrypt, or Argon2 for passwords
- Salting prevents rainbow table attacks
- Common passwords can be cracked in milliseconds
- Real attackers use GPU-accelerated cracking with billions of attempts/second
XSS Attack Simulator
LIVE DEMOLearn about Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities with safe, sandboxed examples and prevention techniques.
Educational Sandbox - Safe Environment
This is a sandboxed demonstration. No actual scripts are executed. The vulnerable output is rendered as plain text to show what would happen.
Example XSS Payloads
XSS Prevention Techniques
Input Validation
- Whitelist allowed characters
- Validate input length and format
- Reject known malicious patterns
Output Encoding
- HTML encode all dynamic content
- Use framework auto-escaping (React, Vue)
- Context-aware encoding (HTML, JS, URL)
Security Headers
- Content-Security-Policy (CSP)
- X-XSS-Protection header
- X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
Best Practices
- Use httpOnly cookies
- Avoid innerHTML, use textContent
- Sanitize rich text with DOMPurify
Reflected XSS
Payload is reflected from a request (URL parameter, form input) and executed immediately. Common in search pages.
Stored XSS
Payload is permanently stored (database, file) and served to all users. Most dangerous type. Common in comments, profiles.
DOM-based XSS
Payload is executed entirely in the browser through JavaScript DOM manipulation. Never reaches the server.
Web Application Security
Learn about common web vulnerabilities and how to exploit and remediate them.
SQL Injection
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Infrastructure Security
Hands-on demonstrations of infrastructure security concepts and attack vectors.
Container Escape
Kubernetes RBAC Bypass
Network Segmentation
Interactive Demos Coming Soon
We are currently developing interactive security demonstrations. These will include sandbox environments where you can explore vulnerabilities, execute attacks, and learn about proper remediation strategies. All demonstrations are designed for educational purposes only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these demonstrations safe to use?
Yes, all demonstrations are contained in isolated sandbox environments. They cannot affect any systems outside their designated containers.
Can I use these for educational purposes?
Absolutely! These demonstrations are specifically designed for educational and training purposes to help people understand security concepts.
Do I need special skills to use these demos?
No prerequisites are required. Each demonstration includes guided instructions and explanations of the concepts being demonstrated.
Can I use these demonstrations in my organization?
Contact me for licensing and deployment options for your organization or training program.
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