Grimoire
An always-changing collection of notes, links, tables, and other such goodies! π
Note pages
- Chainguard command line tools - chainctl, melange, and other public tools
- Container stuff - Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, and other container things
- Finding things - noisy ways to learn stuff - enumeration, mapping, dynamic analysis, etc.
- Git functions and aliases - make git easier
- GraphQL queries and mutations - tricky bits that I always need to find quickly
- Linux commands - mostly evergreen sysadmin things
- MacOS commands - functions and more for MacOS
- Miscellaneous - little bits of shell code that have no other home
- Nmap - scripts, commands, flags, and other things that I need often
- OpenSSL cheatsheet - tl;dr commands for OpenSSL π
- Raspberry Pi stuff - various commands and notes and more
- Reverse shells - a little list of reverse shells
- Windows things - Windows, Office, PowerShell, Active Directory, etc.
Tools
-
awk.js for testing
awk
commands online -
crontab.guru is
cron
scheduling for humans - CyberChef , the magic multi-tool for data decoding and deobfuscation
- Draw.io makes flowcharts and diagrams, exportable as images or XML
- Excalidraw for easy and quick whiteboard-style drawings
-
jq play for testing
jq
commands online - JSONcrack makes JSON human friendly
- Markdown table generator
- Mermaid JS diagram live editor
- Party-ify emoji generator because sometimes you need a party
-
sed.js for testing
sed
commands online - Tree generator for creating file tree diagrams
- 1-on-1 questions - a random selection of questions from 101 questions to get unstuck
π§π»ββοΈ A grimoire is a book of magic spells and invocations. Many of the folks I started working with kept and shared collections of their useful regex/shell/perl code, which I am still tremendously grateful for. Instead of my own little stash spreading across a bunch of different places without context, such as my dotfiles repo and gists and other untracked files, Iβm collecting those little bits here to share.
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