This repository contains a collection of scripts that I created to train and use in cybersecurity tasks.
This script automates the creation of a directory structure to organize cybersecurity-related files. It creates specific folders under a main directory and generates .txt files containing predefined content in each subdirectory. This structure is intended for organizing notes or logs related to different cybersecurity topics.
This script gathers and displays essential system information, including OS details, CPU model, memory usage, disk space, and logged-in users. It also has an option to save the collected data into a file, making it useful for system audits and monitoring.
This script performs GET requests on a list of subdomains, attempting to resolve DNS and returning the HTTP status code for each subdomain. It is a simple and effective tool for testing the presence of active subdomains on a specific domain.
This script reads and displays the first 10 lines of a file named darkweb2017-top100.txt, which contains a list of the most common passwords collected from the dark web in 2017. It is useful for quick analysis of password lists or for brute-force testing in controlled environments.
These scripts were developed during my first semester at university and represent the foundational tools I created while learning about cybersecurity and system administration.
Feel free to explore, use, and modify these scripts according to your needs in cybersecurity and DevSecOps. Contributions are always welcome!