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Thank you for this. I've learnt to ignore "curated awesome list of X" pages because they tend to be dumping grounds for hundreds of links Google returns for a
by bbotond 10y ago
Thank you for this.
I've learnt to ignore "curated awesome list of X" pages because they tend to be dumping grounds for hundreds of links Google returns for a sloppy search about the topic.
By contrast, the resources here are fewer and of extremely high quality. I've found these to be especially useful and interesting:
- https://www.hacksplaining.com/ https://www.hacksplaining.com/
- https://www.crypto101.io/ https://www.crypto101.io/
- kriro 10y agoI was browsing through the list and clicked on exactly those two as they seemed interesting and I tend to brush up n security every now and then. The free PDF from crypto101 looks like an excellent technical complement to "Secrets and Lies" for a good intro if you're looking for a basic security introduction. The hacksplaining website looks pretty cool and I'll probably work through the exercises over the weekend. I've only clicked on the SQL-Injection link but it seems they have set up minilabs where you can try the ideas hands on.