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Infosec Reference
DESCRIPTION:
Infosec Reference is a curated knowledge base and resource repository for information security practitioners. It aggregates cheat sheets, tooling guides, protocol deep dives, incident response playbooks, and threat actor profiles—all organized under accessible categories (network, web, host, cryptography, auditing). The repo is built as a living wiki of sorts: practitioners contribute updates, expand sections, or refine explanations as the threat landscape evolves. Because security spans many domains, Infosec Reference helps consolidate high-value, battle-tested knowledge into one place, reducing the need to scour scattered blogs or notes. It often contains links to external references, example commands, common workflows, and template policies or checklists. For newer security professionals or teams looking to build a shared reference, it serves as a catalog of contextually verified insights, a starting point for training, or a hub for standardized practices.
Features
- Hierarchical / categorized structure of InfoSec topics (e.g. ATT&CK, forensics, container security, etc.)
- External links / references to tools, frameworks, articles, cheat sheets, courses, writeups
- HTML version / web-hosted site support for browsing online
- Open contributions: others can suggest new entries or links via pull requests or issues
- Regular maintenance / updates reflecting evolving security topics and techniques
- Written disclaimers / orientation (e.g. ethical use, not condone misuse) to frame the resource responsibly
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