JakobTheDev / Information Security
A place where I can create, collect and share tooling, resources and knowledge about information security.
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Information Security
A place where I can create, collect and share tooling, resources and knowledge about information security.
Go check out the wiki for my notes, cheatsheets and resources.
Contributing
Pull requests are totally welcomed and appreciated!
Resources
Thes repository contains a mix things that I have created as well as a curation of other people's work. I owe it to these people for creating things that I use every day, so the least I can do is give credit and forward others on to their work.
@cujanovic - Markdown fuzzing list.
@DanielMiessler - Creator of SecLists and author of the Unsupervised Learning podcast.
@HollyGraceful - Linux and Windows path traversal lists.
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