Welcome to my personal cheatsheet! 🚀

This repository is a collection of everything I've learned in the realms of penetration testing, cybersecurity, and red teaming. While it's a work in progress and currently incomplete, I'm committed to consistently updating it to provide you with a valuable resource.

• Introduction
• Content
• Updates
• How to Use
• Contributing
• Feedback
• License

Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving field, and this cheatsheet serves as my knowledge repository. It includes practical insights, tips, and techniques I've gathered through hands-on experiences in penetration testing and red teaming.

The cheatsheet covers a wide range of topics, including:

• Penetration Testing Techniques and Tools: Involving network and web , api pentesting. These techniques are mapped according to UKC framework (somewaht incomplete)
• Cybersecurity Best Practices: Tips for securing systems and networks. Also somewhat compliance, risk management and other paper work
• Red Teaming Strategies: Insights into offensive security operations. (Basically incomplete )
• Defensive Security: Guidelines to enhance overall system defense. Involving subsections of malware reversing, Forensics, threat hunting, SOC analyst, Threat Intelligence and others
• Capture The Flag (CTF) Solutions: Solutions and approaches for various CTF challenges. (Everything I learn from ctf, however I just mostly forget to add it to cheetsheet, still trying ..)
• Other Topics: That I had learnt like Binex, Reversing, Crypto and a little touch of hardware, Web3,AD,cloud sec, Game Hacking and IOT (will add others in future too)

I strive to keep this cheatsheet up-to-date, but due to the dynamic nature of cybersecurity, some information may become outdated. I appreciate your understanding and patience. (Currently its about 20-30% complete only :<). I will try to add an obsidian version of it and also a pdf of all sections and subsections in future

Feel free to explore the cheatsheet based on your interests and needs. It caters to a broad audience, including offensive security enthusiasts, defenders looking to bolster their security posture, CTF participants seeking solutions, and individuals eager to learn more about cybersecurity.

1. Prerequisites:

   • Before exploring the cheatsheet, ensure you have Xmind installed on your system.
   • Minimum Xmind version required: 24.01.09392.

2. Download and Installation:

   • Visit the Xmind download page and download the version that matches or exceeds the minimum requirement.
   • Follow the installation instructions provided by Xmind for your operating system.

3. Opening the Cheatsheet:

   • Once Xmind is installed, download the cheatsheet Xmind files from this repository.
   • Open Xmind and import the cheatsheet files.
   • Navigate through the cheatsheet using the Xmind interface.

By using Xmind, you can take advantage of interactive features and visualizations to enhance your learning experience. Feel free to customize the cheatsheet based on your preferences within the Xmind application.

Your contributions are highly welcome! If you have additional insights, tools, or techniques to share, please open a pull request. I highly appreciate any valuable additions to make this cheatsheet more comprehensive and beneficial for everyone.

I value your feedback! If you find any errors, have suggestions for improvement, or want to express your thoughts, please open an issue. Your input helps enhance the quality of this cheatsheet.

This cheatsheet is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and share it according to the terms of the license.

Happy learning and happy hacking! 🌐💻🔐