🎓 Graduation Project — Ajloun National University (ANU)
Faculty of IT · Cybersecurity and Cloud Computing · Academic Year 2026
🏆 Highest Grade in the University: 97%

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📖 Overview

AIMAS (Advanced Integrated Multi-Tool Assessment Suite) is a Linux-based cybersecurity toolkit developed in Python with a graphical user interface (GUI).

The project brings together multiple cybersecurity capabilities into a single environment, allowing students, cybersecurity enthusiasts, and authorized security professionals to perform reconnaissance, network analysis, web security testing, cryptographic analysis, OSINT, and security automation without relying entirely on separate command-line tools.

AIMAS was designed as an academic cybersecurity project with a focus on practical learning, centralized tooling, automation, and professional reporting.

⚠️ AIMAS is intended strictly for educational purposes, authorized security assessments, and controlled laboratory environments. Never use it against systems without explicit permission.

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🎯 Project Goals

AIMAS was designed to:

• Provide a centralized cybersecurity assessment environment
• Simplify the use of common Linux security tools through a GUI
• Help cybersecurity students understand practical security workflows
• Automate common reconnaissance and assessment tasks
• Combine offensive security, reconnaissance, OSINT, cryptography, and web security modules
• Provide structured results and reports
• Reduce the need to manually switch between multiple terminal tools
• Support controlled cybersecurity labs and authorized penetration testing

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🧩 Core Modules

Module	Description
🌐 Network Reconnaissance	Network discovery, host identification, port scanning, and service enumeration
🕵️ OSINT & AI	Open-source intelligence gathering and AI-assisted analysis
🔐 Cryptography	Hash analysis, cryptographic utilities, and security-related operations
🌍 Web Security	Web reconnaissance, enumeration, and authorized security testing
🎣 Phishing Simulation	Controlled phishing awareness and educational simulations
⚙️ Automation	Automates repetitive security assessment workflows
🛡️ Security Utilities	Additional tools and utilities supporting cybersecurity assessments

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🚀 Installation

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Ayham-Megdadi/AIMAS.git
cd AIMAS

2. Create a Virtual Environment

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate

3. Install Python Dependencies

pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Make the Launcher Executable

chmod +x run_aimas.sh

5. Launch AIMAS

python3 main.py

Or:

./run_aimas.sh

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✨ Features

Feature	Description
🖥️ Graphical Interface	Perform cybersecurity tasks through an organized GUI
🔎 Reconnaissance	Discover hosts, services, ports, and network information
🌐 Web Assessment	Perform authorized web enumeration and security checks
🕵️ OSINT & AI	Gather and analyze publicly available intelligence
🔐 Cryptography	Perform cryptographic and hash-related security operations
🎣 Phishing Simulation	Conduct controlled phishing awareness exercises
⚙️ Automation	Automate repetitive cybersecurity workflows
📊 Results & Reports	Organize and preserve assessment results
🔑 Authentication	Secure access to selected AIMAS functionality
🛡️ Privilege Authentication	Handles required system privileges for selected Linux tools
📦 Modular Architecture	Extend functionality through independent modules
🐧 Linux Native	Designed specifically for Kali Linux, Debian, and Ubuntu

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🖥️ Supported Platforms

AIMAS is designed for Linux-based cybersecurity environments.

Recommended:

Kali Linux
Ubuntu
Debian

The toolkit relies on several Linux security utilities and system-level capabilities.

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📦 Requirements

System Requirements

Python 3.8+
Python pip
Python venv
Linux operating system
sudo privileges
Internet connection (for selected OSINT/API features)

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🔒 Security & Privacy

AIMAS is designed for authorized security testing.

Users are responsible for ensuring that they have permission before performing security assessments.

The project does not grant permission to:

• Scan networks without authorization
• Test websites without permission
• Collect private information
• Conduct phishing campaigns against real users
• Access systems without authorization
• Perform destructive security testing

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👥 Development Team

Name	LinkedIn	Instagram
Ayham Megdadi
Ibrahim Onizat
Manar Hussein
Amira Freihat
Salsabeel Abu Hawwa	—

Supervisor: Dr. Mohammad Al-Sawah
University: Ajloun National University (ANU)
Faculty: IT — Cybersecurity and Cloud Computing
Academic Year: 2025–2026

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🏆 Academic Achievement

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║       🏆  HIGHEST GRADE IN THE UNIVERSITY: 97%           ║
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║    Ajloun National University — Graduation Project        ║
║    Faculty of IT — Cybersecurity & Cloud Computing        ║
║    Academic Year: 2025–2026                               ║
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⚖️ Disclaimer

AIMAS is developed exclusively for educational purposes, authorized penetration testing, cybersecurity research, and controlled laboratory environments.

The developers are not responsible for:

• Unauthorized use of the toolkit
• Damage caused by misuse
• Unauthorized network or system access
• Data loss
• Privacy violations
• Any illegal activity performed using this software

Always obtain explicit authorization before testing systems that you do not own.

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