CS & Cybersecurity student at Western Governors University. Passionate about building secure, intuitive, and innovative technology solutions that solve real-world problems. Constantly developing skills across academic projects, hands-on labs, and professional experience.
Hello! I'm Mason Jeter, a Computer Science and Cybersecurity student at Western Governors University and a Cybersecurity Intern.
I'm passionate about building secure, intuitive, and innovative technology solutions that solve real-world problems. Whether through academic projects, hands-on labs, or professional experience, I'm constantly developing my skills to create systems that are both functional and secure.
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Designed and built a full enterprise-simulated environment using virtual machines running Windows and Linux. Configured Active Directory, network segmentation, firewall rules, user access controls, and simulated common attack scenarios to test detection and response capabilities. Monitored traffic with Wireshark and conducted vulnerability scans and basic penetration testing exercises.
VIEW ON GITHUB →Deployed a honeypot in a controlled lab environment to attract and analyze malicious traffic. Simulated vulnerable SSH and HTTP services, captured unauthorized access attempts, and identified brute-force patterns, automated bot activity, and geographic IP sources. Documented attack frequency and common exploitation techniques using behavioral log analysis.
VIEW ON GITHUB →Developed a custom Security Information and Event Management system using Python to aggregate, parse, and analyze security logs. Implemented rule-based detection logic, automated alerting for predefined security triggers, and normalized log structures for readability. Tested detection capabilities against simulated attacks from the homelab environment.
VIEW ON GITHUB →Have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to connect? Transmit a message — I'll get back to you ASAP.