# README.txt

> "Every act of creation begins with an act of destruction."\
> — Pablo Picasso

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Welcome to my Ethical Hacking field book!

Cheat sheets, down to earth definitions and guides!
If you are on GitHub, switch to GitBook - So much pretty! Link in "About".
If you can't read the end of a line, use the button of your mouse wheel.
Save this page in bookmarks, others may dissapear.
Keep in mind it's just one dude, there might be errors!
Also english is not my native language so sorry for possible misspellings.

The book assumes you have basic(not much) understanding on computer science.
It's not tailored to be a 0 to hero. It's a side companion.
I hope my project helps you, but I can't recommend enough to create your own.
Teaching is the fastest way to learn and knowledge should be free!
If this helps you in any way, please reach, it would make my day <3


Project started on Halloween of 2023 by @malcrvz
GPL-3.0 license, do whatever you want but keep it free.
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