I am currently working on and maintaining the below repositories,

1. SecChapter - Rubix982 - In the middle of 2024, I decided that my long term goal and my life-long legacy would be my mastery in the Cloud, Cybersecurity, and DevOps area. This is a goal I believe will take the next decade of my life, and more. To maintain all of my progress and to look back on all I have or will accomplish, I maintain SecChapter that touches on many things that are related to Cybsecurity, Information Networking, and the Cloud
2. StructDiff - Rubix982 - Often, I have found existing JSON online tools to be tricky and split into many places -- StructDiff is what I started keeping in mind making it easy to see the structural differences between any two JSONs, but is not primarily limited by the idea
3. ScrapChat - Rubix982 - With a growing number of AI tools, the problem comes to organising all the content generated for anyone's quick viewing in one place. ScrapChat promises to parse the response by ChatGPT to output in an organised fashion
4. ps - Rubix982 - I realised I need to create valuable useful tooling in security to be a proper Cybersecurity specialist -- in that note, I wanted to start ps, a packet sniffer and network attack monitor one can deploy on their infrastructure that would be written in Rust
5. argo-apps - Rubix982 - A repository that will contain demos of using ArgoCD as an orchestrator to explore technical challenges for setting up a distributed system. Tags can include "workflows".
6. NetPulse - Rubix982 - A project to start, but internet speeds have been bothering me for many weeks now -- I wanted something that periodically got network results and stored them for personal view
7. VulnData - Rubix982 - A project I will start focusing on more in the coming year (2025), but it is intended to be a large dataset of scraped data regarding vulnerabilities for future LLM training and assistance in analyzing vulnerabilities in code

Some useful repositories I will maintain include,

1. LangLib - Rubix982 - I realised I did not really know the power of the libraries for the languages I use. I will maintain my findings in this repository, starting with Python
2. CodeToolbox - Rubix982 - I sometimes write one-off or semi-used scripts that could be helpful to someone or me in the future
3. kali-linux-ctf - A repository for a vagrant file to quickly launch a Kali Linux instance for a CTF challenge installed with useful libraries

On a daily basis, I solve a LeetCode challenge and a CTF challenge from picoCTF. I maintain my solutions in the below repositories,

1. LeetCode - Rubix982
2. SecChapter/picoCTF - Rubix982

I may or not work on this depending on my workload in 2025, but its a venue to see how to combine AI and Cybersecurity,

1. CyberScope - A Comprehensive Analysis Repository - a repository to contain analysis of many datasets mentioned under a Kaggle dataset page