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Here is the public Noctaxris work so far: local AWS, GCP, and Azure emulators you can run for security labs.

Published under Kyaxris Labs.

  • AWS

    Noctaxris

    A local AWS emulator for cloud security labs. Point your tooling at it, drill IAM and related controls, and shape CTF paths before anyone spends a dollar on a real account.

    1. Keep lab spend at zero while you iterate on challenge design

    2. Give trainees a private AWS practice space before live account access

    3. Read the emulator, then extend it under an open-source license

    4. Author CTF paths against AWS-shaped IAM without billed credentials

  • GCP

    Noctaxris-GCP

    GCP training usually means a billed project. This emulator keeps IAM and GCP-shaped misconfigs on your machine so practice stays private and spend stays at zero.

    1. Build GCP challenge paths without burning project spend

    2. Practice identity and access patterns before production accounts

    3. Develop and test GCP security tooling locally in a safe environment

    4. Try GCP-shaped misconfigurations without cloud access

  • Azure

    Noctaxris-AZ

    Azure RBAC and identity controls, practiced locally. Challenge authors and training teams can read the code, extend the lab stack, and skip spinning up a disposable tenant for every drill.

    1. Run Azure-shaped security labs without subscription charges

    2. Practice RBAC and identity controls before tenant access

    3. Open source for challenge authors

    4. Handy when you want Azure drills without a training tenant

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