Engineering Labs

Zertana is a command-line tool that builds fully isolated penetration testing labs on your own machine. It automates the tedious parts of lab setup: downloading vulnerable virtual machines from VulnHub, spinning up a Kali Linux attacker box, and connecting everything on a private sandboxed network that is completely separated from your real LAN.

A Vagrant based setup that automates provisioning a multi node K3s Kubernetes cluster on KVM/QEMU virtual machines. It handles the full cluster lifecycle, spinning up VMs, installing K3s, and connecting nodes on a private network making it easy to run a realistic Kubernetes environment locally without cloud costs.

A Bash-driven provisioner that spins up a hardened Rocky Linux 9 virtual machine on KVM and Libvirt without any manual installer interaction. A Kickstart file takes care of the full unattended OS installation, user creation, and SSH security hardening including disabling root login and password authentication.

A 42 Network project that introduces Kubernetes through K3s and Vagrant. It covers setting up a multi-node cluster, deploying applications across environments, and managing infrastructure as code, all inside isolated virtual machines.

A 42 Network project focused on web application security. It involves discovering and exploiting common vulnerabilities in a deliberately insecure website, covering topics like SQL injection, XSS, broken authentication, and other OWASP Top 10 weaknesses.