Damn Vulnerable Linux (DVL) is a Linux-based operating system that is intentionally vulnerable to security attacks, designed for practicing and learning cybersecurity techniques.
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A comprehensive guide to digital forensics and incident response, covering incident response frameworks, digital forensic techniques, and threat intelligence.
A comprehensive SQL injection cheat sheet covering various database management systems and techniques.
A practical guide to developing a comprehensive security monitoring and incident response strategy, covering incident response fundamentals, threat analysis, and data analysis.
A comprehensive guide to investigating security incidents in popular cloud platforms, covering essential tools, logs, and techniques for cloud investigation and incident response.
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A repository providing centralized access to presentation slides from major cybersecurity conferences including Black Hat, Offensivecon, and REcon events.
A comprehensive reference guide covering Nessus vulnerability scanner configuration, management, API usage, and best practices.
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