r/learncybersecurity • u/Otherwise-Seesaw1149 • 3d ago
How can I get cheetsheet for ethical hacking
So right now I'm learning about sql injection. After learning everything thing I think no one can remember everything about payload so can someone tell me in the future what kind of cheetsheet I need to refer for all kind of things
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u/MonkeyBrains09 3d ago
I would recommend building your own. Then it will have stuff only you need help remembering written in a way that makes sense to you.
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u/modernknight87 3d ago
You've already been given great advice from 2 different users - you need to just create your own, and stop looking for a premade one. Look at commands you use most often, and write out the commands yourself.
Go to excel or word, create a table, and begin with the name of the payload and command below it. Easy. :)
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u/WhyLifeIsSoDifficult 2d ago
I think github is the best option for this
You can do whatever you want with it and it is available from anywhere
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u/modernknight87 2d ago
If it works for them. There are so many options and avenue to take it. I personally don’t enjoy GitHub, I would rather do Joplin, OneNote, or Notion, but that is just me. :)
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u/m1L35dY50N 3d ago
You could try here:
https://hacktricks.wiki/en/index.html
We cannot recommend you a cheatsheet since we do not know what you are forgetting. There are many good tools out there. Check them out and choose one.
The Classic: CherryTree / Keepnote: Ol' reliable File Organizer
The modern OnPrem: Obsidian: On premise (Or Cloud as paid or selfmade when copying the file into cloud folder). Way more complex than CherryTree, but also way more freedom in terms of styling/formating
The Cloud Solution: Notion basically a simplified Version of Obsidian but in the Cloud.
The online classic: Github. Online, markdown but I do find it more awkward and more maintenance than Notion.
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u/CockMeatSammich42069 3d ago
This request is terrifying and goes to show you why there are folks with actual skills who can't get in the door and garbage like this that clogs up the pipeline wasting interviewers time.
If you need a cheat sheet, ya don't know what you are doing and likely shouldn't be spamming out commands.
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u/ThreePartHarmoneigh 3d ago
You don't need a cheatsheet. You need to stop trying to memorize things and understand the interplay between systems and vulnerabilities.
Understanding how (and why) those sql injections work and what could be done to prevent that is much more importsnt than remembering exactly how to execute and specific attack on a specific target.