Within your course repository, create a directory "final". Commit and push to your remote repository.

cd <path_to_repo>
mkdir final
touch final/app.py
touch final/screencast_url.txt
git add final
git commit -m "initial commit for final"
git push

For your final project, you will experiment with creating your own application for performing social engineering, threat intelligence, or defensive tasks not found in the lab exercises. Custom functionality can include:

• Orchestrating the use of a range of security APIs found here, here, here, or here or additional security tools found here, here, or here.
• Threat intelligence applications (e.g. services such as Greynoise, Shodan, AlienVault OTX, nuclei, AbuseIPDB)
• Social engineering applications (e.g. detecting sock puppets, responding to pig butchering lures)
• Defensive applications (e.g. revoking or rotating cloud or API keys, automated system hardening)

Screencast

Upon completing your application, via a narrated screencast of no longer than 15 minutes, you will perform a demonstration and source code walk-through of the application. Ensure that the video camera is turned on initially in your screencast. The screencast should follow the order given below:

• Check out the application source code from your course repository.
• Demonstrate the application running showing both its capabilities as well as its limitations
• Perform a source code walk-through via the git commits on Gitlab to explain how the application has been incrementally implemented.

Upload your completed screencast on MediaSpace. Ensure that it is published as "Unlisted". Then, update the file screencast_url.txt in the homework's directory to contain the URL that your unlisted screencast on MediaSpace is located. Push the changes that include the updated URL to your repository.

Rubric

We will be using your screencast and code in your git repository to evaluate your project. In your walkthrough, you should address the following in sequential order: