StayErk’s CyberSecurity Notes 📚

Welcome on StayErk’s CyberSecurity Notes V2, now written in Emacs’ org-mode w/ org-roam 🤍.

I will try to upload daily notes of the courses I follow. I remember you that the content of this website is not related in any kind with any official course documentation, these are just some student’s (me) notes; for this reason they can be incomplete, and/or wrong in some parts. However it is in my interest to be more precise as possible so any correction is welcome.

For contact information and for suggestion check the license section or open a new issue on GitHub.

Some useful links to web pages and web tools that I use often.

• OSINT Framework
• OPSEC 101

I’ve realized that recently I am reading a lot more than usual, so to continue this good habit I decided to post on this page what I’m currently reading.

• Modern Software Engineering
• L’Arte dell’Inganno

If you like my work or simply you find it useful and you want to buy me a coffe:

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    andrea[dot]ercolino[at]stayerk[dot]me
    ercolino[dot]2022024[at]studenti[dot]uniroma1[dot]it
    stayerk[at]protonmail[dot]com

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