Passive footprinting
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Our team worked together on a passive foot printing project. The main agenda of this project was to detect the number of sites that can be bypassed(which are less secured) and report them to the network administrator thus protecting the websites from the data losses. This method of testing and reporting will help make the internet a more secure environment.
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Our team worked together on a Hostel Gym Management project. The main agenda of our project was to provide a feature that can report the attendance, handle the information of the students coming into the gym,display the information about all valid and invalid users, and also impart a gym fee payment portal with the help of HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, PHP, and MySQLi.
Elastic Load Balancing
Our team worked together on a load balancing and auto-scaling project with the help of Amazon’s web services. The main goal of the project was to help balance server load by redistributing a computer’s workload between two or more machines. The auto-scaling feature integrated with the project has been used to help increase or decrease the number of instances on the server dynamically based on the traffic received.
Alexa voice bot
Our team worked together on building an Alexa skill with the help of AWS lambda. The primary purpose of the skill developed was to help new users get to know more about Technical Hub. The skill was designed to be able to answer any question a newly joining individual may have regarding technical hub; its team, and their services.
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Our team worked together on a Layer-wise Network Security project. The main goal of the project is to provide private networks a solution on external and internal security attacks. To provide a proper security model to the networks, we took 7 layered OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model as a scale so that we can identify the attacks layer wise and give them a possible solution. In this way, whatever the threats to the network can be monitored and implemented easily.
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Our team worked together on a RESUME BUILDER project. The main agenda of our project was to help create Different Types of Resume’s Based On Selected Templates by the User/Student. This project involves taking Details from User/Student and printing the Selected Template, with the help of HTML,CSS,Bootstrap , Mysqli and PHP.
Result management system
Our team worked together on a Result Management System Project. The Main agenda of our project was to consolidate the result of an individual and then display the result to selected individual with the help of HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, PHP, MySQLi.
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Our team worked together on a Co-cubes Analysis Project with the help of MEAN Stack. The main goal of our project was to analyse the results of Co cubes Assessments in Graphical representation and keep track of students. With the help of this Representation the management can easily access the data college wise, Branch wise and Section wise.
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Our team worked on a Cryptography project. Our project was designed to convert a normal message or text to private and secure cipher text to maintain confidentiality and security in both corporate and national security. Here the plain text is converted into cipher text through a web platform where the user submits the confidential plain text and get the cipher text for the corresponding plain text.
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Our team worked together on a project to auto generate multiple addresses. The main agenda of the project was to generate multiple addresses from a website using UiPath . This concept was implemented with the help of the data Scraping concept.
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