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Table of contents
- The Philosophy
- Repository Structure
📱 Mobile Security
📱 Mobile Security
- Android
  Android
  - Frida Scripts
    Frida Scripts
    
    Overview
    
    Cryptography
    Cryptography
    
    Cryptography
    
    Random
    
    Data Storage
    Data Storage
    
    Log
    
    Print Stream
    
    Shared Preferences
    
    SQLite Database
    
    TextView
    
    Network
    Network
    
    HTTP Connection
    
    Read/Write Data
    
    SSL Pinning
    
    Platform Interaction
    Platform Interaction
    
    Permissions
  - Uncrackable L1
🕸️ Web Applications Security
🕸️ Web Applications Security
- Introduction
- Client Side Attacks
  Client Side Attacks
- Content Management Systems (CMS)
  Content Management Systems (CMS)
  - Introduction
  - WordPress
- Injection Attacks
  Injection Attacks
  - SQL Injection
- Tools
🌐 Network Security
🌐 Network Security
- Network Fundamentals
- Services And Protocols
  Services And Protocols
  - FTP
  - HTTP
  - MySQL
  - PostgreSQL
  - RDP
  - Rejetto HFS
  - SMB
  - SMTP
  - SNMP
  - SSH
  - WebDAV
  - WinRM
- Active Directory
- Information Gathering
  Information Gathering
- Exploitation
  Exploitation
  - Introduction
  - Remote Shells
  - Linux
    Linux
    
    Haraka
    
    libssh
    
    PHP CGI
    
    Samba
    
    Shellshock
    
    Tomcat
    
    vsftpd
- Windows
  Windows
- Post Exploitation
  Post Exploitation
  - Pivoting
  - Linux
    Linux
    
    Enumeration
    
    Privilege Escalation
    
    Persistence
    
    Hash Dumping
    
    Clearing Tracks
  - Windows
    Windows
    
    Overview
    
    Enumeration
    
    Privilege Escalation
    
    Persistence
    
    Hash Dumping
    
    Clearing Tracks
- Tools
  Tools
  - CrackMapExec
  - Empire
  - Metasploit
  - Mimikatz
  - Msfvenom
  - Nessus
  - Netcat
  - Nmap
  - Searchsploit
  - Socat
  - WMAP
⚡ Cheatsheets
⚡ Cheatsheets
- Network Security
- Web App Security

AMRAP Security

The Philosophy

AMRAP is a term from CrossFit that stands for As Many Reps As Possible. In this context, it represents the commitment to constant technical practice. This repository serves as a personal training log for cybersecurity research.

Repository Structure

The documentation is organized as follows:

📱 Mobile Security: Focused on Android (OWASP MASVS L1), Frida dynamic analysis, and APK reversing.
🕸️ Web App Security: Covering Client-Side attacks (XSS, CSRF, CORS), Injection, and CMS research.
🌐 Network Security: From Information Gathering to Active Directory and Post-Exploitation.
⚡ Cheatsheets: A collection of refined "one-liners" for Nmap, Metasploit, Mimikatz, and more.