Final Project/Presentation for CS 4316/5313, Computer Networks.
Showcases Network Video & Image Displayer Using Docker Containers, a Docker system for sending media over a local network.
This Project was completed with the assistance of three group members!
Special Thanks to:
Jacob A. Gonzalez.
- What is NVID-DC?
- What are Dockers?
- What Files are Enclosed Here?
- Powershell-Empire was an open-source post-exploitation agent that ran through Windows Powershell.
- It allowed for a user to generate attack scripts for use against other Windows machines, MacOS, or Linux subsystems.
- It is not offically maintained as of August of 2019, but a fork was used as a base for the creation of this cybersecurity excercise.
| Filename | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NVID-DC_Final_Presentation... | .pptx | PowerPoint used during live demo & class presentation. |
| NVID-DC_Final_Report... | PDF file that contains a formal writeup about NVID-DC, its development, and any sources consulted. | |
| NVID-DC_client | .py | Python code for the client side of NVID-DC. It is used for sending files to other clients. |
| NVID-DC_server | .py | Python code for the server side of NVID-DC. It is used for coordinating clients. |
| sample-doc-run | .txt | Text file that contains a command to run the docker container. |
| Powershell_Empire_Screenshot | .png | Sample Screenshot of Kali Linux & Windows 7 Professional. Used for this README. |