Offensive Bookmarks

A collection of bookmarks for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, malware developers, reverse engineers and anyone who is just interested in infosec topics.

Description

Offensive Bookmarks is a curated collection of browser bookmarks specifically designed for security professionals, including penetration testers, malware developers, and reverse engineers. This comprehensive repository provides a valuable resource for individuals involved in cybersecurity research, vulnerability assessment, and offensive security activities.

How to install

• Download offensive-bookmarks.html
• Firefox: Bookmarks -> Manage bookmarks -> Import and Backup -> Import Bookmarks from HTML -> select offensive-bookmarks.html
• Edge: Settings -> Profiles -> Import browser data -> Import from other browsers -> Import from Favorites or bookmarks HTML file -> select offensive-bookmarks.html
• Chrome: Bookmarks -> Import bookmarks and settings -> Bookmarks HTML file -> select offensive-bookmarks.html

Key features

The general categories are:

• OSINT

face recognition, username lookup, subdomains, SSL certificates, web technologies, assets, urls, whois info, online vulnerability scanners, web archives, mac address lookup, email lookup, search engines, geolocation, camera, wireless

• cheat sheets

web cheat sheets, linux cheat sheets, windows cheatsheets, offensive tools cheat sheets

• malware development

code repositories, blogs, youtube channels

• malware analysis

tools, sandboxes, resources

• shells

collection of reverse shells

• miscellaneous

encoders, decoders, file transfers, file formatting

• blogs & resources

general info blogs, youtube channels

• forums

forums

• obfuscation

command prompt obfuscators, powershell obfuscators, python obfuscators, javascript obfuscators, php obfuscators, C/C++ obfuscators, .NET obfuscators

• privilege escalation

windows privilege escalation, linux privilege escalation

• passwords, hashes & wordlists

default passwords, wordlists, cracking tools

• practice

cybersecurity labs