PythonScripts Repository

Overview

This repository contains a collection of Python tools, utilities, and learning projects created as part of my journey from SysAdmin to InfoSec. Each folder represents a standalone script or tool, organized by purpose. The goal of this repo is to build hands-on experience, strengthen my developer mindset, and create practical utilities for cybersecurity and system administration.

Repository Structure

Below is a high-level description of the major folders in this repository. Each folder contains its own script(s) and, when applicable, a README with more details.

• PasswordStrengthChecker/
  A password strength evaluation tool that analyzes complexity and provides feedback.

• FileMove/
  Scripts for automating file organization and directory cleanup tasks.

• FileMoveScript/
  Additional or experimental versions of file-moving utilities.

• FileZipUtility/
  Tools for compressing and archiving files.

• FileHashUtility/
  Scripts for generating and verifying file hashes (useful for integrity checks).

• nmapScanners/
  Python wrappers or helpers for running and parsing Nmap scans.

• SecurityAnalsysTools/
  Security-related utilities and experiments.

• TelnetPortTest/
  A simple tool for testing connectivity to remote ports using Telnet.

• Calculator/
  A basic calculator script used for Python fundamentals practice.

• SmallTestScripts/
  A sandbox for small experiments, prototypes, and learning exercises.

Purpose of This Repository

• Build practical Python tools for cybersecurity and system administration
• Strengthen my understanding of Python fundamentals
• Develop clean, expressive, well-structured code
• Document my learning journey and growth as a developer
• Create reusable utilities for real-world tasks

How to Use This Repository

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone https://github.com/AdamGusstProject/PythonScripts

2. Navigate into any folder to explore its scripts.
3. Each tool is self-contained and can be run independently.
4. Some folders include their own README files with usage instructions.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Standard library modules (most scripts require no external dependencies)
• Any additional requirements will be listed in the folder-specific README files

Future Plans

• Add more InfoSec-focused tools
• Improve documentation across all folders
• Refactor older scripts for clarity and structure
• Expand password strength checker with more expressive logic
• Add unit tests as projects mature