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Dojo-101

An offline cybersecurity knowledge base of cheatsheets covering secure development, secure administration, pentesting, forensics, and radio frequencies, paired with a deliberately vulnerable practice app.

Dojo-101

Dojo-101 is an offline collection of cybersecurity reference material organized by theme: secure development, secure administration, penetration testing, forensics, radio frequencies, and governance. README files tagged with the keyword basics, such as cyber, Linux, PowerShell, Python, Wifi, GitHub, and AI basics, are meant to be read first as prerequisites for the rest of the material, some of which is still in French pending translation.

The repository is meant to be cloned and browsed locally, for example by opening the folder in an editor, searching by keyword across all files, and reading content rendered as HTML. A companion project, developed in parallel, contains deliberately introduced vulnerabilities for testing what you have learned. The authors disclaim liability for illegal or unethical use and state that users are solely responsible for complying with applicable laws.

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