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Is anyone up to starting a community /sec/ wiki filled with resources and guides? We could all work together and teach each other new stuff, and as something like a wiki or group project can teach unexperienced people new skills.

>>9788 What about starting a "resources and guides" thread instead? For example, you could use this thread as such and request a mod to better organize it. We also have a channel for discussing such things on irc. `#lainctf` # Learning ## A good beginner tool for assembly and reverse engineering https://beginners.re/RE4B-EN.pdf # Practicing https://hackthebox.eu/ http://overthewire.org/wargames/ http://cryptopals.com/

>Is anyone up to starting a community /sec/ wiki filled with resources and guides? >what this board is ummmmm.

>>9794 >an imageboard where threads are consistently pruned >new threads bump old threads off the catalog >what is a wiki >what is an IB ummmmmmm

>>9793 >What about starting a "resources and guides" thread instead? We already have one, and these threads are super volatile and not easy to search for specific info.

>>9793 This is a pretty great list. I'd add Matsano crypto challenge Underthewire Sourcing.games Opensecuritytraining.info

>>9794 It was, in my mind, that we can have a collective resource to teach and show other people and as a sticky resource, without having to create new threads. and a way that new people can learn and discover the craft. At least that was what was going on in my head.

>>9793 I think lainon means like a sticky that has the basics for newbs.Sort of like the various board stickies on basicchan. I could definitely use it. I'm doing a coursera course and one of the required readings was literally a talk by an NSA dude. Could use something with better info to learn from.

>>9813 I feel your thinking is right. A wiki is much better organised and interlinked.

I wonder why are people against this, doesn't lainchan already have a lisp section around?

>>9798 >new threads bump old threads off the catalog >what is a sticky >what is a /general/ >what is bread dough /pasta/ + paste >>9845 >A wiki is much better organised and interlinked. and static and stale imho. /general/ -> paste -> wiki At least by the time you get to a paste you know what the overall structure is shaping into for the wiki and don't make dead ends that sounded useful at the time but were never eventually populated.

>>9850 And your point? Of course it's going to have slower content updates. That's the point of a wiki, a catalog of information vs threads. >arguing that searching through posts is more efficient than a wiki shiggydiggy

>>9853 To clarify, a centralized location for *all* lainchan content/knowledge wouldn't be a bad thing. Perhaps I was too snarky, sorry, but why not just do both?

>>9854 Monthly post archives!! That would be a comprehensive solution. A curated index (e.g. "densest threads" by category or w/e) would fulfill the wiki function.

OP here, I think I'm gonna backtrack on the idea simply because they're already large collection of resources already curated and updated by others, but I think updating and setting up a stick for a resource having these dumps might be nice. see: https://github.com/blaCCkHatHacEEkr/PENTESTING-BIBLE https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome https://github.com/trimstray/the-book-of-secret-knowledge

An ftp server would be neato.

>>9882 I should add to this, but I have to go wageslave, so I'll do that later.

>>9882 FTP + textfiles + lainzine

>>9848 There's always been a sense of elitism. A significant proportion of the community will always try to "gatekeep", and remain hostile to new people, and try to keep their skills and knowledge secret. It's probably why the majority of people on the internet have no concept of data security, and have no interest in the issues concerning net neutrality or data privacy. If we came out of the fuarrrking basements and tried encouraging people to peek behind the curtain, maybe we wouldn't be living in such a candy-coated Orwellian goldfish bowl hell today.

>>9919 >If we came out of the fuarrrking basements and tried encouraging people to peek behind the curtain, maybe we wouldn't be living in such a candy-coated Orwellian goldfish bowl hell today. >neurosuggesting we didn't do this and repeatedly got rejected by NPCs lolwut >>9788 resource+=search:zine+hacker

>>9874 That would be awesome! >>9920 >neurosuggesting we didn't do this and repeatedly got rejected by NPCs Yeah, that's the sad truth. As many of us have seen, at an enterprise level it's even worse. People hate changes that interfere with their "productivity". >oH My ExChaNGe LoOks DifFerENt PUT IT BACK OR IM CALLING IT POLICE Once the boomers who can't into new things leave the workforce we'll be in a better place.

>>9924 >>boomers Learned helplessness. Build soykaf to kill companies with.

>>9981 >Build soykaf to kill companies with. Any idea that is not some sokafy regulation like GDPR?

>>9924 >People hate changes that interfere with their "productivity". >People hate changes that interfere with their inefficiency. So true.

>>9981 People ask "what's the most dangerous X to our organization". Most of the time it's not some APT group dropping 0days to get in from the perim, it's some dumbass in sales clicking on "Salary2020Q2.docx" Or password spraying OWA with soykafty passwords. People "in the industry" typically fare a little better, but I've seen domain admin accounts with 7c all lowercase passwords so idefk any more.

>>10000 Crackmapexec pass spray gang

>>9989 Sit on the board of the company.

>>9880 Torum has a CTF team. Its actually interesting for small niche communities to have group engagements. We need something to keep /cyb/ boards alive

>>10715 i know tryhackme does a king of the hill ctf

>>9788 How about coordinating to the extent possible with install gentoo? For instance, this thread would make a decent wiki page "List of Security Challenges".

The only good way to do something like this is to just do it yourself... set up a small site with a forum and/or irc and/or imageboard, make sure it's functional, secure it, and give it an onion address, and advertise it wisely. Whenever anyone says "why don't we [anything]" it just turns into a retarded clusterfuck (like this thread).

>>11604 It would be intresting to bring a lc /cyb/ perspective to a wiki. There is cultural division between /g/ and lainchan but on technical matters we are largely compatible.

Here you go: http://wiki.cchan.cba.pl Its pretty bare bones but let me know what you think no javascript btw:)

>>11611 Nice lain, I'll see if I get to add something.

I have a couple of links. https://fareedfauzi.github.io/ctfonline/# https://wixxerd.com/challenges/

>>9981 Is this image what I think it is?

>>10716 This is really fun

>>12750 had you had a chance to do battlegrounds for htb

>>12754 No not yet, I shall give that a go though. Thanks