CompTIA Security+ SY0-601 notes (passed 788 points)
Educational security research notes documenting USB HID (BadUSB/Rubber Ducky) concepts from a defensive perspective. The repository preserves historical filenames while emphasizing detection, prevention, user awareness, and ethical lab use. No payloads, automation scripts, or actionable exploits are provided.
This repository contains my personal notes and methodologies related to Bug Bounty and Web Security, including: Recon methodologies (general + personal workflows) Techniques to find hidden assets Various attack vectors
Foundational notes on cryptography concepts, including symmetric and asymmetric encryption, classical ciphers, XOR, modulo arithmetic, and the mathematical principles behind modern secure communication.
Structured Palo Alto Cybersecurity Foundation notes covering fundamentals, threats, cloud security, AI, and security platforms with module-wise navigation.
Public, sanitized security write-ups from authorized labs, focused on methodology, reusable patterns, and safe publishing.
Cybersecurity-focused GitHub profile showcasing pentesting notes, offensive security tooling, and learning projects.
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