Day 4 · 365 Days of Showing Up
Meet the robot helpers that keep computers safe. Security automations you can poke.
Your computer is a castle. Lots of visitors knock on the door every second. Some are friends 💚 and some are troublemakers 💥. These ten helpers work all day and all night so the troublemakers never get in. Press the buttons and watch them work!
Ten open-source projects by security engineer ChiefGyk3D — IDS/IPS, SIEM, SOAR, identity log bridges, patching, split tunnelling, BLE threat hunting, typosquat intel and hardened CI — rebuilt as live, in-browser simulations that show exactly what each one automates.
The whole castle
Every helper has one job.
How the automations fit together
Tap a helper to go say hi.
Edge detection feeds the SIEM, identity events are bridged in, endpoints patch themselves, and every repo ships through the same hardened pipeline. Select one to jump to its live demo.
You did it! 🎉 Now you know how the castle stays safe.
Credit where it's due
Every helper here is a simulation that runs only in your browser. Nothing scans, attacks or connects to anything real. The real tools — and all of the hard engineering — belong to ChiefGyk3D. Go star them.
This page is Day 4 of Rawmware's 365 Days of Showing Up. Its source lives in rawmware/security-automations-by-me, alongside Sentinel, a Python security-automation platform.