Welcome to my Cyber Security 101 learning repository! 🚀
I'm documenting my transition into Cybersecurity, focusing on building a strong technical foundation.
Started on: February 23, 2026
Already acquired: Pre-Security (TryHackMe)
Next objective: CompTIA Security+ Certification 🛡️
TryHackMe-SEC1/
├── Notes/ # Study notes per module
│ ├── 1.Linux Fundamentals/
│ │ ├── Summary.md
│ │ └── cheat-sheet.md
│ └── 2.Windows & AD Fundamentals/
│ ├── Part1.md … Part4.md
│ ├── Summary.md
│ └── cheat-sheet.md
│
├── app/ # Interactive quiz app (Vite + vanilla JS)
│ ├── src/ (main.js, main.css, img/, revisions/)
│ ├── index.html, package.json
│ └── README.md
│
└── README.md
- Notes — One folder per module, numbered:
1.Linux Fundamentals,2.Windows & AD Fundamentals,3.Command Line,4.Networking, etc. (includes Summary, cheat-sheet, Part1–Part4 as needed per module; progression continuously updated). - Revisions — Interactive quiz app: select module, multiple choice questions, scoring, and "passed" badge. Quizzes available by topic (Linux, Windows & AD, Command Line, Networking; more coming soon).
- Requis : Node.js (v18+).
- Install : à la racine du repo →
cd Revisions && npm install - Lancer :
npm run devpuis ouvrir l’URL (ex.http://localhost:5173) - Build :
npm run build→ sortie dansRevisions/dist/(hébergement statique)
| Path completion | [████████------------] 32% |
| Currently working on | Networking |
| Last updated | March 2026 |
- ✅ Start your Cyber Security Journey
- 🐧 Linux Fundamentals
- 🪟 Windows Fundamentals
- 💻 Command Line (PowerShell & Bash)
- 🌐 Networking (OSI Model, TCP/IP)
- 🔐 Cryptography (Symmetric vs Asymmetric)
- 💥 Exploitation Basics
- 🕸️ Web hacking
- 🛠️ Offensive Security Tooling
- 🛡️ Defensive Security
- 🏢 Security solutions
- 🧰 Defensive Security tooling
- 🏁 Build your Cyber Security Career (Preparing for Security+)
I believe security is a team sport! 🛡️
- Feel free to use these notes for your own learning or as a quick reference.
- Spot an error? Or maybe a better way to explain a concept? Please don't hesitate to open an Issue or submit a Pull Request.
- Feedback is more than welcome — it helps me learn better and ensures these notes stay accurate for everyone.
- TryHackMe: not.nacho
- Status: Open to discussions about SOC Analyst or Security Engineer roles!
- Support: ☕ Buy Me a Coffee
Disclaimer: These are personal study notes and walkthroughs. I follow the TryHackMe "No Spoilers" policy by focusing on the how and the why rather than just giving answers.