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- CTFs and Wargames
- Cloud and K8s Hacking
- Cryptography
- Forensics
- Linux Hacking
- Mobile Hacking
- Network and 802.11
- Other Hackings
- Pentesting Scripts
- Reverse Engineering
- Steganography
- Vulnerabilities and Exploits
- Web Hacking
- The Art of Intrusion.
- Krebs Series on how to be in InfoSec: Thomas Ptacek, Bruce Schneier, Charlie Miller.
- How to be a InfoSec Geek.
- Continuous security.
- How to not get hacked.
- Metasploit Post Exploitation Command List.
- Obscure Systems (AIX, Embeded, etc) Post-Exploit Command List.
- OSX Post-Exploitation.
- Windows Post-Exploitation Command List.
- Linux/Unix/BSD Post-Exploitation Command List.
- Bulletproof SSL and TLS.
- Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering.
- The Art of Memory Forensics.
- The C Programming Language
- The Unix Programming Environment.
- UNIX Network Programming.
- Threat Modeling: Designing for Security.
- The Tangled Web.
- The Art of Exploitation.
- The Art of Software Security Assessment.
- Practical Packet Analysis.
- Gray Hat Python.
- Black Hat Python.
- Violent Python.
- Shellcoders Handbook.
- Practice Malware Analysis.
- This Machine Kills Secrets.