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Learn cybersecurity with the best GitHub repositories — curated hacking resources, payload collections, and study roadmaps for ethical hacking and pentesting. For education and authorized testing only.
8 repositories
Hack-with-Github
A curated index of security resources
A large collection of curated lists for hackers, pentesters, and security researchers.
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Best for: Beginners mapping the security landscape (for ethical use).
swisskyrepo
A reference of web security techniques
A widely used reference of payloads and methodologies for web application security testing.
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Best for: Learners and authorized pentesters studying web security.
OWASP
OWASP security cheat sheets
The OWASP Cheat Sheet Series — concise, authoritative guidance on application security.
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Best for: Developers building secure applications.
kamranahmedse
The cybersecurity learning roadmap
The cybersecurity track of the developer-roadmap showing how to learn security.
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Best for: Beginners entering cybersecurity.
HackTricks-wiki
A pentesting knowledge base
A large knowledge base of pentesting techniques and methodologies for learning and authorized testing.
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Best for: Learners and authorized security testers.
enaqx
Curated penetration-testing resources
A curated list of penetration-testing tools and resources for learning and authorized testing.
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Best for: Aspiring (ethical) pentesters.
sbilly
Curated security tools & resources
A curated collection of awesome software, libraries, and resources about security.
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Best for: Security learners (defensive focus).
CHYbeta
A web-security study collection
A curated study collection covering web-security concepts and resources.
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Best for: Developers learning web security defensively.
Hack-with-Github/Awesome-Hacking is a large curated index of security tools, study material, and resources for learning.
Learning security concepts is legal. Only test systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test — never others’ systems.
Begin with curated roadmaps, learn networking and Linux, then practice on legal labs like TryHackMe or HackTheBox.
Pair these with our learning roadmaps, free courses, and notes library.
