awesome-hacking

Awesome Hacking is a curated meta-list repository that aggregates high-quality GitHub awesome lists across the cybersecurity landscape. It serves as a centralized starting point for hackers, penetration testers, and security researchers who need to quickly find resources in a specific domain. The repository is organized into two main sections. The **Awesome Repositories** section links to specialized lists covering broad categories such as Android and iOS security, application security (AppSec), CI/CD attacks, CTF frameworks, cyber skills training, detection engineering, DevSecOps, drone hacking, embedded and IoT security, fuzzing, honeypots, incident response, ICS/OT security, malware analysis, OSINT, password cracking, network pcap analysis, penetration testing, Node.js and PHP security, prompt injection, real-time communications (VoIP/WebRTC), red teaming, reinforcement learning for cybersecurity, reverse engineering, social engineering, static analysis, threat intelligence, vehicle security, web application security, Web3 security, and YARA rules. The **Other Useful Repositories** section covers additional practical resources including AI security, cryptography, CVE proof-of-concept databases, CyberChef for data analysis, detection lab environments, forensic analysis tools, GTFOBins for Unix binary exploitation, Hacker101 training, IoC feeds, Linux kernel exploitation, machine learning for cybersecurity, web attack payloads, pentest wikis, wordlists, physical security and red teaming tools, reverse engineering reading lists, RF communication protocol tools, OWASP cheat sheets, Suricata IDS/IPS resources, threat hunting playbooks, the Tor network, and pre-built vulnerable Docker environments via Vulhub. The project is community-driven and welcomes contributions following the guidelines in its contributing document. It is maintained by Hack with GitHub, which also shares daily updates on security-related repositories via social media.