Why this exists.
A practical exercise can fail before it starts. A missing package, a different runtime version, a project saved on one laptop that is not in the room today. ShamashCyber removes that failure mode by keeping the working environment in one place.
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The problem it addresses
Lab sessions are short. When a third of the time goes into installing tools and matching versions across a room of different machines, the exercise gets cut instead of the setup. Giving every student the same workspace, reachable from any browser, gives that time back.
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What it is
A browser workspace with a Linux session, persistent project storage, Git and HTTPS previews for applications running on a port. It is a development environment for coursework and club projects, and it is deliberately not a hosting service.
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Who runs it
It is run for the University of Hilla and the AI & Cybersecurity Club. Both the platform and this site are maintained by the club, which is also where questions and security reports go.
Found a security issue?
Security research is welcome when it is done carefully and in good faith. Report suspected vulnerabilities privately, so there is time to reproduce the issue and prepare a fix before any public detail.
Open a workspace and put something on a port.
The fastest way to understand it is to run one small project end to end. The docs walk through it in about five minutes.