This repository contains all the tasks and projects completed by me as part of the Cyber Security Internship under the Oasis Infobyte Internship Program (OIBSIP).
The internship focused on hands-on learning and practical exposure to core cybersecurity concepts, tools, and techniques through structured tasks.
- Organization: Oasis Infobyte
- Program: OIBSIP – Cyber Security Internship
- Focus Areas:
- Network Security
- Web Application Security
- System Protection
- Traffic Analysis
- Security Awareness
Each task in this repository represents a specific cybersecurity concept implemented or analyzed using industry-relevant tools.
Performed network reconnaissance to identify live hosts, open ports, and running services, understanding how network-level information is gathered.
Configured firewall rules on a Linux system using UFW to allow or block network traffic, demonstrating basic access control and system security.
Practiced SQL injection techniques in a controlled lab environment (DVWA) to understand common web application vulnerabilities and secure coding importance.
Prepared a detailed research report covering common threats such as DoS/DDoS, Man-in-the-Middle attacks, spoofing techniques, their impacts, and prevention methods.
Analyzed common social engineering techniques to understand how attackers exploit human behavior and why user awareness is critical in cybersecurity.
Studied password security practices and highlighted the importance of strong authentication mechanisms in preventing unauthorized access.
Captured and analyzed HTTP network traffic to observe client–server communication, HTTP GET requests, server responses (200 OK, 301 redirects), and packet-level data flow.
- Wireshark
- Nmap
- Linux (UFW Firewall)
- DVWA
- HTTP Protocol
- Git & GitHub
Through this internship, I gained:
- Practical understanding of network and web security fundamentals
- Hands-on experience with packet capturing and traffic analysis
- Exposure to real-world cybersecurity threats and mitigation techniques
- Experience in technical documentation and version control using GitHub
Each task is organized in a separate folder containing:
- Task-related files (reports, configurations, or capture files)
- A dedicated
README.mdexplaining the task and observations
All tasks were performed strictly for educational purposes in controlled environments as part of the internship curriculum.
Feel free to explore the repository and review the tasks.
This repository reflects my learning journey and foundational experience in cybersecurity through OIBSIP.