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“A cyber-skald’s forge: tools, guards, omens, and runes.”
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This Knowledge Base serves as a central repository for various cybersecurity-related .md files that I created for easy viewing in the Wiki. It contains comprehensive information on different cybersecurity topics, tools, and challenges.
The following categories are potentially a work in progress, feel free to explore each interesting topic.
Within code fragments you will encounter #'s these indicate a code comment.
Code comments are lines of code that are ignored by interpreters. Assume that the text after a # will not need to be entered or run when performing commands or using code, they are merely there for informative or demonstrative purposes.
For example:
echo "Hello World!"
# This is a code comment.
echo "Goodbye World."
Some languages utilize different symbols or syntax such as:
<body>
<p>Hello world!</p>
<!-- Anything between these symbols is a comment! -->
</body>
Notice the grey font color for comments. This is fairly common practice for most languages.
Use context clues and possibly do some research before running any code you’re unsure of.