A free, no-paywall cybersecurity self-study library covering foundations, pentesting, web security, exploit development, malware analysis, cryptography, defense, and programming. Books are organized by domain and difficulty with a guided learning path so beginners can progress to advanced security skills independently.

Public repository for the "Foundations of Cybersecurity" course at UniPV

Your step-by-step beginner’s roadmap to break into cybersecurity - from foundations to hands-on labs, certifications, and specialization paths

OpenSTIX is an unofficial STIX 2.1 library and toolkit built upon the foundations of the STIX2 library, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and productivity of cybersecurity professionals.

In this course, the primary job responsibilities and core skills of professionals in the field of cybersecurity were covered. The (CISSP) security domains, various security frameworks and controls, and a foundational security model (CIA) triad were explored. some common tools used by security analysts to protect organizations and individuals.

University Project for "Foundations of Cybersecurity" course (MSc Computer Engineering @ University of Pisa). Implementation of a Secure Cloud Storage using C++ 17 and OpenSSL library.

End of semester presentation made by my group. I worked on much of the introduction as well as sharing tasks in analyzing pcap files with Aaroha and Saul. Very much enjoyed the process of searching the file and using other tools like Wireshark, NetworkMiner and VirusTotal to determine IOC (Indicators of Compromise).

This repository showcases my projects and hands-on labs from the Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate. Throughout the course, I gained practical skills in security foundations, network defense, incident response, risk management, and system hardening.

Foundational concepts in cybersecurity from LinkedIn Learning, with notes, demos, screenshots, and certificate.

Daily linux and cybersecurity fundamentals notes

Ops 102: Intro to Computer Operations Ops 201: Foundations of Computer Operations Ops 301: Networking and Systems Administration Ops 401: Cybersecurity Engineering

Cybersecurity HusKey Manager for teaching Foundations of Cybersecurity at the University of Washington iSchool.

Secure messaging application developed for Foundations of Cybersecurity course of the MSc AIDE at the University of Pisa.

🥷🏻 Knowledge base with cybersecurity foundations.

Contains all projects for CY2550 Foundations of Cybersecurity

SUTD 2021 50.042 Foundations of Cybersecurity Code Dump

Group project for the Foundations of Cybersecurity course of the Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering Msc at University of Pisa

Foundations of Cybersecurity project

Foundations of Cybersecurity: Threats, Tools & Practical Defence

HACS200 (Applied Cybersecurity Foundations II) Honeypot Project

Structured documentation of my cybersecurity learning, focusing on network security fundamentals, OSI-layer threats, and defensive reasoning.

Notes and resources from the Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate.

repo for foundations of ai driven cybersecurity study

Google Certificate

Comprehensive Cybersecurity Foundations repository including notes, labs, projects, workshops, case studies, and certificate of completion. Covers cybersecurity basics, network defense, access control, cryptography, risk management, incident response, and compliance.

My documented Progress through Google's Cybersecurity course -foundations and risk management.

Challenge for Capture the Flag under the 50.042 Foundations of CyberSecurity Course AY2022

Documenting my structured self study journey in cybersecurity fundamentals, risk concepts, ethical hacking foundations, and operating system basics.

University Project for "Foundations of Cybersecurity" course (MSc Computer Engineering @ University of Pisa). Developed in C++ with OpenSSL for Linux systems

This was the first portfolio item I have for my Google Cybersecurity Training. Specifically, from the Foundations of Cybersecurity course. While although it wasn't much, I wanted to use it as my description for my résumé as well.