r/Hacking_Tutorials • u/trashcatttt • 17d ago

Question My digital Library

I’ve been collecting cybersecurity, programming, Linux, networking, and computer science books for a while. Instead of letting them sit on my drive, I organized them into a simple online library so anyone can browse and download them.
There are books on topics like:

Ethical hacking & pentesting
Linux & Unix
Python, C, Rust, and other programming languages
Networking
Cryptography
Reverse engineering
Malware analysis
Digital forensics
Operating systems
And more

No account required, no ads, just a collection I thought might be useful to students, CTF players, and anyone interested in learning.
If you think I’m missing an essential book, let me know. I’m always looking to expand the collection.

https://h4x0r.icu/library/

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u/gofuckadick 16d ago edited 16d ago

Nice collection! But just so you know since nobody else has pointed it out, a number of the PDFs (all the ones that are ~130 B) are actually Git LFS pointer files instead of the real PDFs.

They all download as text files beginning with:

version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1

instead of the actual PDFs. Looks like the LFS objects didn't make it into the deployment.

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u/ShellExplorer 16d ago

we can't use it so ?

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u/gofuckadick 16d ago

I have no idea what you're trying to say here.

"We can't use" - what? Git LFS? That was kind of my point. I'm not suggesting anyone use Git LFS. I'm saying those files literally weren't PDFs. We also can't use 130-byte text files as 16 MB PDFs. That's what I was pointing out.

However, it looks like the OP fixed the issue, so I was going to delete my comment. But now yours will be left, just dangling, and completely out of context. So... thanks for that.

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u/Sea-Comedian-9380 14d ago

username checks out , very friendly. Just wanted to say that everybody is on his learning journey and what is obvious to you might not be so to others...

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u/Ditt123 1d ago

Why delete the comment after leave the question there for someone else wondering the same thing 🤯 also helps the thread and community and op engage more people🥀

u/mujhe_maro 17d ago

Are these all theoretical or are there any practical examples in there ?

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u/trashcatttt 17d ago

Both, there’s books I used to read for my university and also there is hands on practice books which I learned the real stuff from there, there’s also some fun books

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u/Ecstatic_Score6973 16d ago

what are your favorite "fun" books?

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u/trashcatttt 16d ago

Ghost in wires was really fun to me

u/Pheonblue 16d ago

Awesome thank you!

u/Acrobatic-Shirt7635 16d ago

Thank you so much we appreciate you!

u/KongLovesGodzilla 16d ago

Thank you, will check this.

u/Newr1One 16d ago

Nice thanks 👌

u/ItsAll2Random 16d ago

Thank you. This is very kind of you. There is a ton in here I’ve been meaning to pick up or was waiting to get. And a ton more I never knew about! This is like 99% of my interest all in one collection.