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HacksonAloysis - GitHub Projects

Public builds, security experiments, campus tools, and shipped interfaces arranged as a recruiter-friendly project hub. It still belongs to the HacksonAloysis world, but this page is tuned to show working proof faster.

  • FocusSecurity + software
  • ModePublic build log
  • SourceGitHub-first showcase
  • IntentProof over promises
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Projects

This subdomain is the project-facing companion to the main portfolio. It keeps the same motion-heavy shell, but the content is tuned for recruiters and visitors who want direct proof of what I build.

The collection below pulls together security experiments, TypeScript and Python builds, campus products, portfolio sites, CTF work, and research repos from my GitHub. Every featured card links straight to source so the work can be reviewed without extra friction.

Signals

  • github (Public x 35) (Stars x 9)
  • Security builds, web products, labs, and writeups
  • Every featured card opens the source repository
  • TypeScript, Python, HTML, and practical tooling
  • Built for recruiters who want proof, not only polish
  • Recent public work spans 2024, 2025, and 2026
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PROJECTS

Selected repositories are arranged here more like a release board than a gallery. The goal is still authenticity: direct source links, visible technical spread, and enough structure that recruiters can scan the work quickly.

Security builds TypeScript Python Campus products CTF practice UI experiments
TypeScript / Security

Phisher.io

Security-focused TypeScript project from the public GitHub profile, presented here as one of the strongest recruiter entry points.

#ts-sec/01 Open on GitHub
TypeScript / Privacy

ZKP Age Identification

Zero-knowledge proof themed identity workflow work, showing applied interest in privacy-preserving systems and implementation.

#ts-zkp/02 Open on GitHub
Python / AI

ai-cooked

Python-based AI experimentation repo that rounds out the security work with hands-on build and automation curiosity.

#py-ai/03 Open on GitHub
JavaScript / Product

hostel-management-web

A workflow-focused web app for hostel processes, gatepass approval, attendance handling, and student-facing utility.

#js-web/04 Open on GitHub
LLM / Security

LLM-FireEye

Repo centered on LLM monitoring, prompt-injection awareness, and defensive workflow thinking around modern AI systems.

#llm-sec/05 Open on GitHub
Python / Voice

noskcahVoiceAssistant

Voice assistant experimentation that adds another practical Python build to the projects collection.

#py-voice/06 Open on GitHub
TypeScript / Frontend

GuyBuilds-LandPage

A landing-page and portfolio-focused build that shows front-end presentation work alongside the security-oriented repositories.

#ts-brand/07 Open on GitHub
CTF / Practice

UST-GenCyS-CTF2025

Competition and challenge material that reflects hands-on cybersecurity practice, event participation, and applied learning.

#ctf-2025/08 Open on GitHub
More public repositories

More projects are one click away

The projects subdomain now surfaces repositories directly in this section. For the broader set, open the profile or jump into these additional repos.

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Portfolio shipping mindset
Shipping the portfolio taught me to ship the project layer too
Remote coding energy
Remote building still feels like home
Late-night build setup
Late-night setup behind most experiments
Design ambition
Design standards still matter, even for dev-heavy work
Pattern recognition
Pattern recognition is a security skill too
Curiosity never left
Curiosity stayed long after the first device
Interfaces with personality
Interfaces should feel alive, not only functional
Systems thinking
Systems thinking starts from small modular pieces
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