[ THREAT LEVEL: MAXIMUM ] — MultiHAT Protocol Active
I am learning to probe systems, exploit vulnerabilities, and dismantle weak defenses. CSE student at AIUB — building offensive capabilities in web app security, penetration testing, and cyber operations under the MultiHAT protocol.
// The real mission: secure systems through understanding the attacker's mindset.
Computer Science operative embedded at AIUB. Intersted in web application exploitation, penetration testing, and offensive security research. The MultiHAT protocol demands mastery of both attack and defense vectors.
// Offense
// Defense
root@multihat:~# whoami
SAGAR BISWAS
root@multihat:~# cat /etc/mission
infiltrate. exploit. secure.
root@multihat:~# systemctl status threat-level
● active (running) — MAXIMUM THREAT
Operational capabilities and weapons in the MultiHAT toolkit.
Active exploits, research projects, and weaponized tools from the MultiHAT arsenal.
A beginner-friendly guide to networking fundamentals, breaking down how the internet really works. Covers TCP vs UDP, IP addressing, DNS, OSI & TCP/IP models, IPv4 vs IPv6, and Wi-Fi security basics. Perfect for students and tech enthusiasts building strong networking foundations.
View: Networking Notebook (AIUB Cybersecurity & Programming Society) NotebookFrom my first echo "Hello World" to real-world automation, this Bash Scripting Handbook documents my complete learning journey—covering core concepts, scripting logic, debugging, security, and practical projects. A hands-on roadmap for mastering Bash and Linux automation. 🐧⚙️
View: Bash Script Handbook (AIUB Cybersecurity & Programming Society) NotebookAn intermediate-to-advanced handbook focused on using Python for real-world cybersecurity. Covers automation, secure coding, powerful libraries, and hands-on ethical hacking projects. Built for learners who want practical skills, not just theory.
View: Python for Cybersecurity Handbook (AIUB Cybersecurity & Programming Society) NotebookNOTE: To find more notebooks, projects, tips and tricks like this, join my Facebook community group and check the featured section for notebooks and explore the Posts to discover real-world projects.
Educational use only: The tools and notebooks listed here are for learning, research, and defensive purposes only. Do not use them for malicious activity. Contact me for responsible disclosure or questions.
PoliteWebScanner is a learning-grade web vulnerability scanner plus AI-assisted report viewer. It crawls safely (queue-based, robots-aware, rate-limited), detects common issues (security headers, cookie flags, reflected XSS heuristics, SQL error patterns), and exports human-friendly JSON/HTML reports with optional AI help for triage and remediation
View repo: Web Vulnerability Scanner Tooling + CyberSecurity AssistantSagar is a Python-based command-line virtual assistant for CSE students and cybersecurity learners. It supports single-line and multi-line commands to open trusted websites, play curated music links, and answer questions using an AI model—designed for safe automation, learning, and terminal-first exploration.
View repo: A Pythonic Hackathon CyberSecurity AssistantA clean Flask-based URL shortener that converts long links into short, shareable URLs with optional custom aliases, expiration support, and TinyURL mirroring. Uses SQLite for persistence, includes copy helpers, rate limiting, and a simple REST API. Ideal for learning backend fundamentals and deployment.
View repo: SharpLink URL Shortener Web DevA clean Flask-based URL shortener that converts long links into short, shareable URLs with optional custom aliases, expiration support, and TinyURL mirroring. Uses SQLite for persistence, includes copy helpers, rate limiting, and a simple REST API. Ideal for learning backend fundamentals and deployment.
View repo: Scraper Web DevPython-based keylogger for ethical use, capturing keystrokes and emailing logs. Features include retry logic for email delivery, log file management, and cross-platform support (Windows/Linux). Configurable for auto-start via systemd or Startup folder. Designed for educational purposes, penetration testing with consent, and self-monitoring.
View repo: A Pythonic Keylogger CyberSecurityThis Python script creates a voice-controlled virtual assistant using speech recognition, AI responses, and text-to-speech conversion. It listens for commands like opening websites or playing music, processes them using AI, and responds via speech. Powered by Google’s Speech Recognition, Groq API, and pyttsx3 for voice interaction.
View repo: Speech-to-Speech AI Assistant AIWebSource Harvester is an educational web-source harvester that crawls a site (BFS, depth-controlled), downloads browser-visible assets (HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts, PDFs), and rewrites paths so pages work offline, including nested routes. It enforces same-origin limits and is designed for learning, offline analysis, and safe portfolio demos.
View repo: WebSource Harvester WebTech
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Surveillance Feed
Intercepted transmissions from the YouTube channel.
Watch on YouTubeThreat intelligence, attack analysis, and leaked security research.
A practical breakdown of how malware stages files in Temp, why that folder is often abused, and what habits reduce your risk quickly.
Read the blog: Temp folder security
A layer-by-layer attack map that turns OSI theory into practical security understanding.
Read the blog: OSI layers and attacks
A notebook‑style guide with exact commands, recommended prompt answers, screenshots, and fixes. Perfect for a clean Windows + WSL2 + Kali GUI setup.
Read the blog: WSL2 + Kali Linux + Win‑KeX
Open DevTools, use the Command Menu, and capture a full‑size screenshot in seconds. No extensions needed.
Read the blog: Full-page screenshot using Inspect
Printers are often ignored, under-patched, and trusted by everything inside a network. This post breaks down how a printer became the quiet entry point for attackers — and what you can do to stop it.
Read the blog: Printer attack entry point
AI দিয়ে দ্রুত ডেলিভারি সম্ভব, কিন্তু ভুল সিদ্ধান্তে তৈরি হয় বাড়তি জটিলতা। এই লেখায় আছে সহজ ব্যাখ্যা — কোথায় স্পিড দরকার, আর কোথায় সরলতা দরকার।
Read the blog: Vibe coding & tech debt
Nation-state actors can correlate metadata and behavior. VPNs and proxies help, but real anonymity depends on identity separation, fewer actions, and avoiding linking accounts.
Read the blog: Anonymity & OpSec
Blocking by MAC can be bypassed on modern phones. The safest fix is a password change plus tighter router settings.
Read the blog: Wi-Fi security alert
Quantum computers threaten current RSA and ECC encryption. NIST's post-quantum standards exist today. Learn what organizations should do now.
Read the blog: Quantum cryptographyVerified credentials and operational certifications.
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Classified personnel file. Handle with caution.
Surveillance feeds, training grounds, and underground networks.
Watch my featured video on YouTube for updates and walkthroughs.
Watch videoAnother featured focused on security learning and tooling.
Visit the communityPortSwigger, OWASP Top 10, TryHackMe, and Hack The Box.
Explore labsEncrypted channels only. Unsolicited access attempts will be logged.
Bangladesh · Remote collaboration
Currently focused on learning and open-source
// Real talk: responsible disclosure only. Security issues? Report directly to eng.sagar.aiub@gmail.com. This site promotes cybersecurity awareness.