Community-maintained Markdown knowledge base covering cybersecurity foundations, offensive and defensive practice, governance, threat intelligence, OSINT, and career guidance.
A structured, community-maintained knowledge base for cybersecurity.
Foundations, offensive and defensive practice, governance, intelligence, and careers, in one place.
| Section | Focus |
|---|---|
| Foundation | History, ethics, risk, and the human side of security |
| Offensive | Ethical hacking, testing, and adversarial simulation |
| Defensive | Monitoring, incident response, and resilience |
| Governance | Policy, compliance, and executive-level security |
| Intelligence | Threat intelligence and OSINT |
| Career | Roles, skills, certifications, and growth |
The content is plain Markdown, generated from a shared taxonomy and published to cyberlibrary.com. Pages are written in a consistent house style: offensive topics explain the vulnerability and how it is exploited, and link across to the defensive side.
git clone https://github.com/Cyber-Courses/Cyber-Library.git
cd Cyber-Library
Open the Markdown in your editor, or point your own static-site pipeline at it.
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ for a content correction, a new-topic request, a translation issue, a site bug, or a wiki change.New pages are tracked as topics in the taxonomy first, then written; see the wiki for the full flow.
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