Hey, I am Wojciech Gładysz
Poznań University of Technology student pursuing a Master's degree in Cybersecurity. By day, I work as a Power BI Analyst.
Poznań University of Technology student pursuing a Master's degree in Cybersecurity. By day, I work as a Power BI Analyst.
A zero-trust supply chain security tool that uses eBPF kernel monitoring to catch malicious code hidden in Go dependencies during testing.
Built for the PUT Cyber Days Hackathon. STAYSEE turns your existing Go test suite into a deterministic security policy. Instead of relying on traditional signature-based scanners that miss dormant malware, it uses eBPF (Tetragon) to intercept system calls, file access, and network operations at the kernel level. This builds a trusted behavioral baseline for your workloads, instantly flagging supply-chain anomalies.
A secure IoT weather station built with an ESP32 and a Raspberry Pi, developed as part of an international IoT security program.
An environmental monitoring system where an ESP32 gathers sensor data and transmits it wirelessly to a Raspberry Pi running a local Flask server. Developed in collaboration with an international team (UMONS & PUT), the project emphasizes IoT security architecture. It features lightweight protection mechanisms, a deployed Cowrie honeypot, and controlled vulnerabilities (such as SQL Injection) designed for Blue/Red Team ethical hacking exercises.
A 3D OpenGL interactive gallery featuring movement, drinking mechanics, and visual distortion effects.
Built for a Computer Graphics and Visualization course using C++ and OpenGL. It utilizes GLFW, GLEW, and custom GLSL shaders to simulate intoxication through screen distortions and impaired controls when the player drinks, alongside a smoking mechanic.
A simple and colorful falling sand simulator built with Python.
Developed using Python and the PyGame library. The project focuses on rendering a smooth, grid-based particle simulation where different colors of sand fall and stack dynamically.
A digital drawing application built in Python featuring standard painting tools.
Developed as a project to learn and practice using the Tkinter library. Features include variable pencil sizes, a color picker with an eyedropper tool, a paint bucket for filling enclosed areas which uses Flood fill algorithm, an undo function, and the ability to open and save artwork.
A full-stack Streamlit web application demonstrating LSB image steganography, perceptual distortion metrics (MSE & PSNR), and advanced statistical steganalysis techniques.
This educational tool provides hands-on experience with information hiding and detection. It allows users to embed and extract secret messages from lossless images while visualizing the perceptual and statistical impact. The application features distortion metric calculations (MSE & PSNR), pixel intensity histogram comparisons, LSB bit-plane visualizations, and implements advanced detection algorithms like the Chi-Square Pairs-of-Values (PoV) test and RS Analysis to detect hidden data.
A fully functional classic chess game built in C using the SDL2 library.
Developed as a project to practice C programming and game development logic. It uses the SDL2 library for rendering window graphics, managing custom piece textures, and handling user inputs, complete with an interactive turn indicator.