Hi everyone,
I’ve been working solo on a Windows cybersecurity project called Centurion, and I wanted to share it here with the community. It’s still in early access, but I believe it can grow into something useful — and I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas... (criticisms are welcome too).
What Centurion does
- Network calls view: monitor traffic in real time, so you can spot unusual connections and decide what to allow or block.
- Control panel: a central dashboard that shows system health, alerts, logs, and quick actions for managing threats.
- Phishing detection: if you land on a phishing page, Centurion flags it immediately and warns the user before data is stolen.
- Process & event tracking: every process and system event is logged, so suspicious activity is visible instead of hidden in the background.
- Command-and-control defense: Centurion actively cuts communication to known C&C infrastructures and detects infostealers trying to exfiltrate data.
- Proactive web protection: it analyzes browsing activity in real time and prevents access to malicious domains before they can do damage.
My goal with Centurion is to make complex security monitoring accessible, so that both security professionals and regular users can understand what’s happening on their systems. Instead of “black box antivirus alerts,” you see clear information and can take action with context.
Right now, I’m just showing it to the world for the first time, and I’m really curious:
Does this approach to security tools make sense?
Are there features you’d love to see in something like this?
What would make it more developer-friendly or sysadmin-friendly?
👉 If you’re curious, you can take a look at the project here: https://centurion.ciberconsulta.es
Thanks for reading — and thanks in advance for any thoughts or feedback!
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