Languages I'm using / used to use on day to day basis. (SORTED BY A-Z except from Rust ♥)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/rustirc A fully asynchronus IRC client and protocol implementation (RFC1459 and RFC2812 summary)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/imperialshag A cross-platform Command and Control server and agent (fully encrypted with SSL-like handshake)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/rust-tcp-holepunch An implementation of TCP hole punching (NAT Traversal)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/githubcr (GitHub API Wrapper)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/CyberGarden (A Discord bot which implements an economy game)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/racer (A Type racer game implemented)

• • N/A (mainly Flutter developent)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/OneInTheChamber (A Minecraft plugin which implements One In The Chamber)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/Seday (A socket.io / Express / discord.js / RethinkDB app full example of how dashboards should work.)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/artzlogger (A simple custom logging module for your day to day apps)

• https://github.com/TheOnlyArtz/Park (A Discord bot boilerplate for maintainable code)

• More experience derives from day to day usages and working as a R&D Developer at a respectable comapny.

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Netsle is an open sourced project aimed to provide monitoring abilities of a network (enterprise/home based). at it's core Netsle uses a layer in the Linux system called "eBPF" it's essentially the first place in the system where packets go to, right after the network adapter.

then we can drop/pass/halt packets and monitor their behaviours and the different contents. Netsle has a Dashboard which aims to provide very basic information about the network such as:

• Network usage (downstream)
• Packets amount respective to a selected time
• The most used ports in the network
• The most communicated-with hosts in the network

Netsle also has the ability to let the net-admin to block hosts from the network using a rather intuative UI which lets you submit an IP to blacklist and update the router with the respective arguments.