Welcome to CyberPath - your hub for open-source cybersecurity resources, tools, and knowledge. This project serves as the central landing page for the CyberPath organization's ecosystem, showcasing our open-source projects and providing a comprehensive cybersecurity blog.
CyberPath is a community-driven organization dedicated to empowering cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts with free, open-source tools and educational resources. Our mission is to provide accessible, high-quality resources that help individuals navigate their cybersecurity journey.
A comprehensive public database of cybersecurity certifications featuring detailed descriptions, career paths, and certification roadmaps. Search by acronym, provider, title, or career path to find the information you need to advance your career.
- Website: certdb.cyberpath-hq.com
- Repository: github.com/cyberpath-HQ/CertDb
A plugin-driven desktop application platform built with Rust and React. Define UIs with JSON schemas, sandbox plugins with WebAssembly (WASM), and deploy anywhere. Features 35+ components and secure plugin isolation.
- Website: orbis.cyberpath-hq.com
- Repository: github.com/cyberpath-HQ/orbis
This repository hosts a feature-rich cybersecurity blog with content covering:
- Offensive Security - Red team operations, penetration testing, exploit development
- Defensive Security - Blue team strategies, threat hunting, incident response
- Threat Intelligence - APT analysis, TTPs, threat analysis
- Tools & Automation - Security tooling, scripting, automation frameworks
- Software Development - Secure development practices, architecture, plugins
- Security Research - Vulnerability research, zero-days, case studies
- Labs & Practice - Home lab setups, practice environments
- Career Development - Cybersecurity career paths and professional growth
- Full-text search powered by Fuse.js
- Advanced filtering by category and tags
- Automatic categorization of articles
- Pagination for easy navigation
- Responsive design optimized for all devices
- RSS feed for content subscriptions
Although CyberPath is an open-source project and you can install it and run it locally, we recommend using the official website for the best experience.
The website is updated automatically with every new release, and you can access the latest features, blog posts, and project information without the need to install anything.
If you still want to run the platform locally, you can follow the instructions below:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ebalo55/cyberpath.git
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Navigate into the directory:
cd cyberpath -
Install the necessary dependencies (pnpm is required):
pnpm install
Once installed, you can start exploring the resources available in CyberPath. The platform is designed to be user-friendly, allowing you to easily navigate through projects, blog posts, and career path information.
If you've chosen to deploy it locally, run:
pnpm run devAnd access it at: localhost:4321
To build the site for production:
pnpm run buildThis will generate the static site and take screenshots for preview purposes.
We welcome contributions from everyone! Whether you have ideas for improvements, new features, want to add blog articles, or fix bugs, we'd love your help.
Please check our contribution guidelines for detailed information on how to contribute.
- Blog articles: Share your cybersecurity knowledge by writing articles
- Code improvements: Enhance features, fix bugs, or optimize performance
- Documentation: Help improve our docs and guides
- Design: Improve the UI/UX of the platform
- Project suggestions: Propose new tools or features
Join our community and stay connected:
- GitHub: github.com/cyberpath-HQ
- Discord: Join our Discord server
- Website: cyberpath-hq.com
- Twitter: @cyberpath_hq
- Newsletter: Subscribe for updates and news
For questions, feedback, or support, please reach out via:
- Email: support@cyberpath-hq.com
Thank you for visiting CyberPath! We look forward to your contributions and hope you find our resources helpful in your cybersecurity journey. Together, we're building a better, more accessible cybersecurity community.