Public-safe tools and small security workflows.
Lightweight utilities that make security checks easier to inspect and understand. Not employer tools. Not client work. Public-safe examples of how I think through exposure, validation, identity, credentials, and vulnerability context.
These tools are lightweight, public-safe utilities. They are not employer tools or client work. They show how I think about exposure, validation, application behavior, credential hygiene, and vulnerability context. Each one reflects a real security concept made inspectable through a browser-based tool.
Trace the full delivery path of any email. Extracts SPF, DKIM, and DMARC results. Flags phishing indicators including Reply-To mismatches and suspicious routing.
Look up any CVE. CVSS score, attack vector in plain English, severity, affected products, and references.
Checks if a password appears in known breaches using k-anonymity. SHA-1 hash computed locally — only the first 5 characters are sent to the API.
Generates cryptographically secure passwords and passphrases using crypto.getRandomValues(). Shows entropy in bits.
Combines CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV status, internet exposure, asset criticality, compensating controls, and remediation effort to produce a practical priority and owner-ready remediation summary.
Planned buildA mock Entra ID simulator showing how access decisions change based on user type, device compliance, location, sign-in risk, MFA status, and policy conditions.
Planned buildA guided evaluation for AI-enabled workflows that checks data sensitivity, tool approval, human review, logging, vendor risk, and guardrail gaps.
Planned buildGenerates a GitHub repository security baseline for branch protection, CODEOWNERS, secret scanning, dependency controls, Actions hardening, and artifact integrity.
Planned buildTurns a validated risk into a clean, owner-ready security finding with technical description, executive summary, remediation steps, owner assignment, and retest criteria.
Planned buildThese tools are public-safe demonstrations. They are not internal employer tools, not built from proprietary work, and do not connect to private systems. All data is either public, anonymized, or processed entirely in-browser.