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Exploring Network Security with SEEDLabs
Hands-on network security labs covering attacks, defenses, cryptography, BGP routing, and wireless security — documented as academic lab reports.
About SEEDLabs
SEED (Software, Education, Education, and Development) is a hands-on cybersecurity education project developed at Syracuse University. It provides real-world lab environments where students practice actual attack and defense techniques in controlled virtual networks using tools like Wireshark, iptables, and Scapy.
9
Units Covered
6
Attack Labs
2
Defense Labs
9
Total PDFs
Skills & Knowledge Gained
Attack Techniques
- ARP Spoofing & Poisoning
- DNS Cache Poisoning
- Session Hijacking
- MITM Attacks
- BGP Route Hijacking
- WiFi Evil Twin
Defense & Hardening
- iptables Firewall Rules
- DNSSEC Configuration
- WPA2 Security
- RPKI for BGP
- VPN Setup (OpenVPN)
- SSL/TLS Hardening
Cryptography
- Public Key Infrastructure
- X.509 Certificates
- Digital Signatures
- Certificate Authority
- TLS Handshake
- Key Exchange Protocols
Tools Used
- Wireshark
- Scapy (Python)
- iptables / nftables
- OpenVPN
- Nmap
- Dig / nslookup
Lab Reports
Click on any card to expand and access the full PDF report. All reports are hosted on GitHub.
Unit 1Fundamentals
Packet Sniffing & Spoofing
Unit 3Attack & Defense
MAC Layer Attack
Unit 4Attack & Defense
ICMP Redirect Attack
Unit 5Attack & Defense
TCP/IP Attack
Unit 6Attack & Defense
Mitnick Attack
Unit 8Attack & Defense
DNS Attack
Unit 9Defense
Firewall Exploration
Unit 10Attack & Defense
DNS Rebinding Attack
Unit 11Routing Security
BGP Exploration & Attack Lab
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