Hackbook is my personal notebook for learning ethical hacking.
It's where I keep notes on everything I learn: the ideas, the tests, the mistakes, and the 'aha!' moments—not just the commands.
The absolute basics of cybersecurity, covering how computers and networks actually work.
A hand-picked list of important hacking tools. For each tool, I explain:
- What it's for
- How it works inside
- How real attackers use it
- Practical examples
My notes and solutions from cybersecurity training sites like TryHackMe and my own practice labs.
I rebuild simple malware here for learning purposes, to understand how it works from the inside.
What's coming next:
- Network Fundamentals — OSI model, routing, DNS, etc.
- The Hacker's Workflow — From first look to final report.
- Hacking Techniques — Web, WiFi, password attacks, and more.
- How to Defend — Thinking like a defender (logs, detection).
- More Labs — HackTheBox, and others.
To create a clear and useful record of my journey from beginner to professional, focusing on why things work, not just the commands.
This is my personal learning project.
If you see a mistake or a way to make things clearer, feel free to suggest a change (make a pull request)!