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- Open ↗Awesome Hackingdual-use
A large, widely-used index of curated security awesome-lists for hackers, pentesters, and researchers, spanning 50+ domains including web hacking, bug bounty, malware analysis, OSINT, Android, IoT, forensics, and cryptography.
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Structured cybersecurity learning roadmaps for several tracks (hobbyist, accelerated entry, bug-bounty hunter, certification, degree), pointing to platforms like TryHackMe, Hack The Box, and PortSwigger Academy and to CompTIA/OffSec certification paths.
- Open ↗Awesome Hacking Resourcesdual-usetraining only
A curated collection of hacking, penetration-testing, and AI red-teaming learning resources: educational courses, YouTube channels, skill-building platforms (HackTheBox, TryHackMe, CTFs), reverse-engineering/privesc/OSINT/malware-analysis training, vulnerable practice apps, exploit databases, and pentest distros (Kali, ParrotOS, BlackArch).
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MIT-licensed curated index of 225+ general-purpose AI tools (chat, coding, research, image, video, voice, agents, local model runners) with a per-tool writeup page; a general AI directory with no security-specific content.
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Chris Cochran's SANS Institute eBook defining a three-pillar (Protect/Utilize/Govern) AI security maturity model with five stages, 0-5 evidence-based scoring and two cap rules; a free SANS account is required to download.