Projects

During my internship, I learned about SSO and SAML and implemented these standards on LibreNMS.
I first had to learn how these standards work and how to implement them on LibreNMS. Then I had to install an IdP server (in this case LemonLDAP::NG) and configure it so that it could communicate with LibreNMS.

In groups of two, we completed a pentesting project by attacking various virtual machines provided by TCM Security.
In addition to successfully finding different security vulnerabilities, we had to write a detailed report on the various stages of the attack.
Our methodology involved first scanning the machines to find open ports, then trying to find vulnerabilities to gain access to the machine. Finally, using security vulnerabilities, we performed privilege escalation.
We successfully obtained root access and found the flags on 4 out of 5 machines.

I received a score of 15.20/20 for this project. You can find the detailed report by clicking the link below.

For this project, we were in a group of 2 and had to perform a digital transmission between two ADALM-Pluto SDRs. We first learned how SDRs work and how to program them with MATLAB by testing various types of baseband coding. We then programmed the different stages of the transmission (modulation, coding, decoding, demodulation, etc.) using different types of modulation (ASK, FSK, MPSK, etc.). We then tested our programs on the SDRs to verify that the transmissions were correct. I received a score of 16/20 for this project.

The objective of this project was to create a memory game in PHP to learn the language and how cookies work in browsers. My task was to follow the structure provided by the professor by programming the requested functions using PHP documentation and the knowledge I developed in the first semester. In the end, the game had to be fully playable in a browser with a graphical interface made in CSS.