Practically Unhackable

Everything is hackable, unless it is not worth the cost and time.

Welcome

This is a personal security research project by Santosh Pandit, launched in January 2026. The goal is to demonstrate cybersecurity architectures that raise the bar for attackers, integrating frameworks like Cryptoagility, Zero Trust Zero Tolerance, and White Box Purple Test.

By focusing on economic deterrence—making successful hacks require astronomical resources or impossible timelines—we aim to create systems that are functionally untouchable.

Current Proof-of-Concept: SSH Server

An SSH server has been deployed with state-of-the-art hardening, evaluated against advanced threats like quantum attacks, MITM, and key theft. It's live and ready for ethical testing.

Learn more about the SSH Proof-of-Concept

Bug Bounty Challenge

I'm offering a $1,000 USD reward from my own pocket for any proven vulnerability in the SSH server (scope: SSH only; responsible disclosure required).

Future expansions will add more services to intentionally increase the attack surface and test the model's limits.

Get Involved

If you're an ethical hacker or cybersecurity enthusiast, join the challenge. For updates, follow on LinkedIn or contact via email.