AI-Based Hacker Simulator (Red Team Tool)

Karanveer Sharma

Game Developer

Socket.io

Cybersecurity

AI-Based Hacker Simulator (Red Team Tool)

Overview

This is a self-developed ethical hacking simulator designed to emulate real-world red team attack scenarios in a safe, offline sandbox environment. It’s built for cybersecurity learners and enthusiasts to understand attack techniques practically, without any risk.

Key Features

Brute Force Login Attacks: Simulates password cracking attempts using brute force and dictionary methods.

Port Scanning: Scans target IPs for open ports using Python socket programming.

Keylogger Emulation: Basic keylogger scripts for educational demonstration only.

Payload Modules: Simulated payload delivery scripts to showcase common attack vectors.

Modular Architecture: Each attack vector is implemented as a separate pluggable module, making the tool easily extendable.

100% Offline & Ethical: Strictly for learning and demonstration purposes; no illegal use intended.

Tech Stack

Python 3.x

Socket programming

Command-line interface (CLI)

Modular scripting design

Installation & Setup

git clone <repository-url>
cd ai-based-hacker-simulator
pip install -r requirements.txt  # if any dependencies
python main.py

Usage

Run the program, select the attack type you want to simulate.

Configure parameters like target IP, port ranges, and password lists.

View real-time output and logs in the terminal for analysis.

Practical Applications

This tool is perfect for cybersecurity training sessions and workshops, where red team tactics need to be demonstrated in a safe and controlled environment. It helps beginners get hands-on experience with attack techniques and understand defense strategies.

Ethical Disclaimer

This project is strictly for educational purposes only. Do NOT use it for unauthorized or illegal activities. Always ensure you have explicit permission before testing any system or network.

About the Developer

Karan Sharma — Developer & Conceptual Lead A passionate coder walking Maa Kali’s path, building tools to empower learning and ethical hacking. Connect with me on LinkedIn.

License

MIT License — freely use, modify, and distribute.

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Posted Jul 10, 2025

Developed an ethical hacking simulator for cybersecurity training.

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