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Revision as of 19:02, 2 May 2023
There used to be a time when everyone created their own website and posted resources on their own pages. While this is still true to some extent, there are also a lot of security practitioners who have moved to hosting security information on GitHub. I'm a big fan of this practice, and will be listing here some of the most useful GitHub security resources I've found.
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- jassics' security study plan - A huge list of Markdown formatted documents to help you focus your security studies by topic
