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Projects

Active and ongoing initiatives building institutional intelligence systems. Each project contributes to both institutional practice and academic research.

StableSoftware Engineering
An AI-powered map of KNUST research expertise, publications, and collaboration networks.

Problem Solved

Research activity at KNUST Computer Science is fragmented across staff pages, journals, and external platforms, making it difficult for students, collaborators, and leadership to understand who is working on what and where expertise truly lies.

LiveSoftware Engineering
A live directory of academic material servers on the KNUST campus network, providing direct access to active resources.

Problem Solved

Academic materials are hosted on multiple local servers identified only by IP addresses, making them difficult for students to discover and access.

In-ProgressResearch
Low-Entropy Credentialing and Token Generation Weakness as Determinants of Privacy Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
How design flaws of government websites leads to data privacy breaches

Problem Solved

In modern web applications, weak authentication mechanisms—particularly low-entropy credentials and poorly generated tokens—leave data vulnerable to attacks. Despite this threat, current research insufficiently examines how entropy weaknesses translate into privacy vulnerabilities. This study addresses that gap.

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