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JohnHammond/security-resources
A communal outpouring of online resources for learning different things in cybersecurity
A flat README listing links to CTF wargames, security tools, and practice platforms across pentesting, crypto, forensics, and reverse engineering. It's aimed at people getting into cybersecurity who want a single jumping-off point instead of hunting for their own list of wargames and tools.
Decent breadth across categories (binary exploitation, crypto, forensics, stego, web, malware analysis) rather than just the usual HTB/TryHackMe mentions. Several lesser-known wargames are included (pwnable.kr/tw/xyz, microcorruption, Reversing.kr) alongside the big names. A few tool entries include the actual install command (apt-get install foremost), which saves a search.
Multiple sections have a '#### Tools' header with nothing underneath it (Binary Exploitation, Malware Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Web Application Security) — it's visibly unfinished, not just sparse. No last-verified date on any link, and the repo hasn't been touched since September 2021, so a chunk of these (Hacking-Lab, LazyKali, several personal blogs) are likely dead or abandoned by now. It's a single flat markdown file with no tagging by difficulty or whether a link is free vs. paid, so it doesn't scale as a reference the way a maintained awesome-list with CI link-checking would.