Logbook

Jisdu AI Cybersecurity Logbook

This is where the neon alley turns into evidence: daily practice logs, bug bounty notes, sources, timelines, and Jedi-style progress tracking. The interactive dashboard below is powered by my own Python package and cyber_logbook.xlsx data file.

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Live Jisdu Logbook Dashboard

Main Log, Bug Bounty, Sources, charts, and timeline — running inside a Streamlit app I built using my CyberSecurityLogbook class. Use this when I’m actively working in the lab.

Public Logbook

Jisdu Lab Log – Highlights

This is the “comic book version” of my logbook: major milestones, breakthroughs, and learning arcs. The full, detailed entries live in the dashboard; these are the highlights I want visitors, teachers, and future employers to see.

2025-11-21 · Issue #1
Jisdu.com and Neon Logbook Go Live

Launched the public Jisdu AI site and created a dedicated neon logbook page linked to my custom Streamlit dashboard.

  • Integrated the logbook backend with cyber_logbook.xlsx.
  • Designed a neon alley theme to match the Jisdu mascot art.
  • Defined this public highlights timeline for big milestones.
Developer Files

Under the Hood: Jisdu Logbook Package

The logbook isn’t magic; it’s code. These are the core files that power the dashboard and store the data. They live on my development machine and/or GitHub, but I may also expose some of them here for transparency or collaboration.

Core Engine & Data

  • CyberSecurityLogbook.py – main Python class.
  • cyber_logbook.xlsx – Main Log, Bug Bounty, Sources.
  • jisdu_ai_logbook_dashboard.py – Streamlit UI.

Together, these files handle adding entries, loading/saving data, generating charts, and exporting Jedi-style PDF reports.

Setup & Scripts

  • requirements.txt – pip packages for the logbook.
  • run_dashboard.sh – start script for Linux/Kali.
  • run_dashboard.bat – start script for Windows.
  • INSTALL_Kali.md – my Kali install guide.

On my own systems, I can bring the logbook online with a single command. In the future, I may open-source this so other students can build their own “lab in a box” logbook.