Ethical Hacking at 14: My Legacy Begins

🧠 Building Legacy Through Ethical Hacking Simulations

By Mr-A-Hacker (Age 14)

In a world flooded with cloud-based noise and disposable code, I chose a different path — one rooted in realism, ethics, and legacy.

My GitHub isn’t just a repository. It’s a vault of cinematic hacking simulations built for education, restoration, and dramatic impact.

🎯 Why Simulation Matters

Simulation means control. It means safety.

Every module I build is self-contained, self-tested, and designed to teach without risk.

From forensic loggers to social hubs, every tool I release is a tactical artifact — built to simulate real-world scenarios without crossing ethical boundaries.

📰 Press & Contact

I’m 14 years old and building ethical hacking simulations for education and legacy.

If you're a reporter or interested in covering my work, you can reach me at:

abdullahlababidi70@gmail.com

I could hack — but I choose to teach.

If you're serious about cybersecurity, simulation, or digital legacy, I'm open to talk more.

🧠 What Kind of Hacking I Do

I specialize in ethical hacking simulations — designed to mimic real-world attacks in a safe, educational environment.

Here’s what I build and simulate:

Click-triggered forensic loggers — capture IP, browser, OS, hostname, and timestamp.
Credential traps — simulate login bait and credential logging.
Webcam and screen capture triggers — optional modules for realism, never deployed without consent.
ARP and Nmap scans — simulate network reconnaissance.
Social engineering overlays — dramatic, teachable interfaces that show how phishing and manipulation work.

Every tool is built for education, restoration, and legacy — never for harm.

I document everything so others can learn, remix, and evolve safely.

🔧 What I Build

TickFlock

Social hub with login, chat, reactions, and live streams.
photo_trace_project

Upload photos, auto-trace them into line art, and pin them to GPS maps.
Forensic Logger

Click-triggered IP/browser/OS capture with optional webcam, ARP/Nmap, and credential logging.

These aren’t toys. They’re legacy modules — designed to be teachable, remixable, and unforgettable.

🧭 My Ethical Code

I never build for harm.

Every simulation is designed to educate, not exploit.

I believe in realism with boundaries — and I document every step so others can learn, remix, and evolve.