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Iván Sotillo del Horno (@LittleHaku)

LittleHaku

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JavaScript
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Location 🇪🇸 Spain
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cybersecurity-proj2

Pentesting project to attack a Metasploitable VM using Metasploit and find 5 different vulnerabilities, 3 of them detected by the IDS Snort and 2 of them not. Attack exploits on services like ProFTPD, CUPS, Drupal, and Apache are explored, alongside discussions on IDS effectiveness.

vueKahoot

BreastCancer-ClassifierAnalysis

A Bachelor's Thesis project analyzing and comparing classifiers for breast cancer detection using fine needle aspiration biopsies. Includes Jupyter Notebooks for model training and evaluation, and a LaTeX document detailing the methodology and results. Features SHAP for explainable AI analysis.

Jupyter Notebook

AnkiWannabe

Kotlin project where I try to make a flashcard app similar to Anki using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose following a Material Design. The app allows for user authentication using firebase and also syncs to the cloud. This project is just for educational purposes @ankilawyers

breast-cancer-classification-web

A web app developed for my Bachelor's Thesis to compare classifiers for detecting malignant tumors from fine needle aspiration biopsies. It includes classifier metrics, SHAP analysis for feature contributions, a classifier comparison tool, and a project overview slideshow.

ReversiAI

ReversiAI is a Reversi game with an AI opponent using minimax with alphabeta pruning. Features extensive testing and comprehensive documentation.

Pomodoku

2021 - Due to Discordbots being taken down I had no choice but to code my own so I could listen to music with my friends.

cybersecurity-proj1

Django website with intentional security flaws and their fixes to demonstrate vulnerabilities commonly found in web applications. Flaws include SQL injection, broken access control, SSRF, security misconfiguration, and CSRF.