Awesome Hacking

Beyond the primary awesome lists, this project points to several high-value security resources and tools:

• Learning & Training: Cyber Security University, Hacker101, Infosec Getting Started, Pentest Wiki.
• Tools & Payloads: CyberChef (data decoding), GTFOBins (Unix exploitation), PayloadsAllTheThings (web payloads), SecLists (assessment lists).
• Labs & Environments: Capsulecorp Pentest (Vagrant/Ansible lab), Detection Lab (Vagrant/Packer lab), Vulhub (Docker-Compose vulnerable environments).
• Intelligence & Reference: Annual Security Reports, APT Notes, CVE PoC, IOC (Indicators of Compromise), Security Cheatsheets (OWASP).
• Specialized Toolkits: RFSec-ToolKit (Radio Frequency), Red Team Physical Tools, Shell (command-line frameworks).

The awesome-hacking project provides a curated collection of specialized repositories for hackers, pentesters, and security researchers. Use these repositories to find resources for specific domains such as:

• Mobile & IoT: Android Security, Embedded and IoT Security, Drone Hacking, Vehicle Security.
• Web & Application: AppSec, Web Hacking, Web3 Security, Node.js Security, PHP Security.
• Offensive Operations: Bug Bounty, Red Teaming Toolkit, Pentest, Social Engineering, CI/CD Attacks.
• Analysis & Research: Malware Analysis, Malware Persistence, Fuzzing, Reversing, Static Analysis, YARA.
• Infrastructure & Network: Asset Discovery, Cellular Hacking, Industrial Control System Security, Pcaptools, Real-time Communications hacking.
• Specialized Domains: AI Security, Prompt Injection, Mainframe Hacking, OSINT, Password Cracking.

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