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📘 WebSec Academy

Interactive Web Security Learning Platform Developed by Promaster Development

📖 About the Project

WebSec Academy is an interactive learning platform designed to teach web development basics, web security fundamentals, and how common vulnerabilities work — all in a clear, safe, and beginner-friendly format.

The platform focuses on defensive learning, simulated environments, and accessible explanations — without any harmful or dangerous tools.

🚀 Features

🎓 Simple, intuitive theoretical modules

🧪 Safe interactive simulations

🧠 Knowledge quizzes

💡 Practical defensive examples

🌗 Dark & Light themes

⚡ Modern frontend stack

🔒 Absolutely safe — no real attacks

🛠️ Tech Stack

Frontend: React, TypeScript, Vite UI: TailwindCSS, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion Icons: Lucide React State Management: useState, custom hooks Design: minimalistic, smooth animations

📦 Installation & Running

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Promastergame/WebSecAcademy.git cd websec-academy-main

Install dependencies

npm install

Start development server

npm run dev

👨‍💻 Author

Promaster Development Developer creating websites, games, and Telegram bots. Exploring cybersecurity and modern web technologies.

📫 Telegram: https://t.me/Promaster_Developer

🌐 GitHub: https://github.com/Promastergame

📜 License

This project is distributed under the custom WMIT-Safe License (MIT + Safe Use Rules).

You must always include the attribution:

“Developed by Promaster Development”

Full license text:

LICENSE (English)

LICENSE-RU (Russian)

⚠️ Safety Notice

WebSec Academy is designed solely for educational and defensive cybersecurity purposes.

Allowed:

learning how vulnerabilities work in a safe environment

studying defensive techniques (SQLi prevention, XSS mitigation, etc.)

using simulated or pseudo-vulnerabilities

Not allowed:

developing malware

performing harmful attacks

offensive security training without explicit permission

misrepresenting the project (e.g., calling it “unofficial OWASP”)

This platform is intended to be safe, ethical, and educational.