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A client-side web security tool that sanitizes potentially malicious HTML and JavaScript input by stripping unsafe tags and event attributes. Designed to demonstrate XSS prevention concepts, safe input handling, and frontend security practices using pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in a beginner-friendly interface.

  • Updated Feb 13, 2026
  • JavaScript
CODE-FIX

⚡ An AI-enhanced code analysis platform — detects and auto-fixes Security, Performance, Quality, Syntax & Logic issues across JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, and SQL using 26+ rules. Supabase backend · OpenAI GPT insights · Docker-ready · Sub-2s results.

  • Updated May 1, 2026
  • JavaScript

A CLI tool that processes @pre, @post, and @invariant tags in functions, classes, and methods within a source file. It generates a modified version of the source code that automatically validates input conditions (@pre), result conditions (@post), and invariant conditions (@invariant).

  • Updated Nov 18, 2025
  • JavaScript
portfolio

A cybersecurity-themed personal portfolio built with vanilla web technologies. This isn't just a résumé — it's a demonstration of my engineering philosophy: secure by design, performant by default, beautiful by intention.

  • Updated Sep 23, 2026
  • JavaScript

CRUXIDE is a track-based developer experience for VS Code that brings curated tooling, AI skills, engineering rules, code review guidance, and orchestration into one secure workspace.

  • Updated Sep 30, 2026
  • JavaScript

MayaSec is a lightweight, zero-config JavaScript SDK that adds an invisible security layer to any website. It silently monitors user behavior, fingerprints devices, detects bots, and blocks attacks like SQL Injection - all from the browser, without touching your backend code.

  • Updated Jul 7, 2026
  • JavaScript

Before/after security hardening of an AI-generated Supabase SaaS. 19 findings: service-role key in the browser, no row level security, broken object-level authorization, public storage bucket. Exploit tests on both branches, demonstrating each hole then proving it closed.

  • Updated Jul 26, 2026
  • JavaScript

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