This vault is my personal stash of notes on all things offensive cybersecurity. It’s where I keep track of what I’m learning, in a concise but personal knowledge base.
Here’s how it’s laid out:
- Topics: This section covers core security concepts, techniques, and attack types. Each note explains what the topic is, why it’s relevant, how it’s typically approached, and how to mitigate it. This is where I document my understanding of offensive knowledge.
- Tools: Here, I’ve listed out all the scripts and executables I use during my security engagements. Each tool comes with notes on how I use it and any little tricks I’ve picked up along the way. It’s kind of like my toolbox, but with context, examples, and usage patterns.
- Writeups: This is where I document my Capture The Flags (CTFs) and other challenges. Each write-up walks through the issues I’ve tackled, how I solved them, and what I learned. It’s a way for me to track my progress and remember the cool stuff I’ve done.
- Snippets: A collection of small, reusable technical notes, quick commands, setup steps, or configurations I use repeatedly, that don’t belong to a single tool or topic. These are ideal for looking things up on the fly.
This whole setup is a place for me to organize my thoughts and keep everything in one spot. Feel free to poke around and maybe find something useful!