Security Reference Library
37 comprehensive guides covering web security, AI security, GRC, infrastructure hardening, and security operations. Perfect for quick lookups during security assessments or exam preparation.
OWASP Top 10
The most critical web application security risks and quick fixes
πCommon CVE Reference
Quick lookup for frequently exploited vulnerabilities and patches
πSecurity Headers
Essential HTTP security headers checklist and implementation
πPort Security Guide
Common ports, risks, and how to secure them
β‘Quick Fix Commands
One-liner commands for common vulnerability patches
πSSL/TLS Hardening
Configuration checklist for secure HTTPS implementation
πWordPress Security
Essential security hardening steps for WordPress sites
βοΈCloud Security Checklist
AWS, Azure, GCP security configuration essentials
πOSI Layer Attacks
Complete reference for attacks at all 7 network layers
ποΈDatabase Security
SQL injection prevention and database hardening for MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
πSecrets Management
Secure credential storage, environment variables, and secrets managers
πAPI Security
OWASP API Top 10, authentication, rate limiting, and input validation
π§Linux Hardening
SSH security, firewall rules, user management, and auditd configuration
πͺWindows Hardening
Group Policy, Windows Defender, BitLocker, and PowerShell security
π³Container Security
Docker hardening, Kubernetes security, and image scanning best practices
πPassword Policy Guide
NIST guidelines, length vs complexity, and MFA best practices
πEncryption Cheat Sheet
AES, RSA, hashing algorithms - when to use what
πLog Management
What to log, retention policies, and SIEM basics
π¨Incident Response
IR steps checklist, containment procedures, and NIST framework
πVersion-Specific Vuln Alerting
Get CVE alerts by exact product version with OpenCVE, Vulners, Nuclei, and WPScan
πVulnerability Tracking
Track remediation at scale with DefectDojo, SLA frameworks, and interactive checklists
πΊοΈSecurity Analyst Roadmap
Visual career progression from networking basics to threat hunting β skills, tools, and cert milestones
π‘οΈWhat is Cybersecurity?
Complete beginner's guide β CIA triad, threat types, frameworks, and career paths
πHow to Get Into Cybersecurity
Step-by-step guide: 5 entry paths, essential skills, certifications, and landing your first job
π―Red Teaming Guide
Adversary simulation explained β methodology, tools, certifications, and career progression
π°Cybersecurity Salary Guide
Compensation data by role, certification, experience level, industry, and location
πBest Cybersecurity Certifications
Expert-ranked top 15 certifications with salary impact, employer demand, and study tips
π€OWASP LLM Top 10
All 10 risk categories for LLM applications with attack scenarios and mitigations
πPrompt Injection
Direct vs indirect injection attacks, taxonomy, and defense strategies with code examples
β οΈAI Model Poisoning
Data poisoning, backdoor attacks, detection methods, and prevention strategies
π¬MLSecOps Pipeline
Secure ML pipeline architecture, data/model/inference security, and maturity model
π€AI Agent Security
How AI coding agents become insider threats β rules file poisoning, MCP exploitation, and defense strategies
π―AI Security Careers
AI red team, ML security engineer, and AI governance roles with skills matrix and cert pathways
ποΈGenAI Data Security (OWASP)
21 data-layer risks for GenAI systems β vector stores, context windows, agent credentials, and AI-DSPM framework
πGRC Career Path
Role progression from GRC analyst to CISO, core competencies, and certification roadmap
π‘SIEM Rule Writing
Detection logic, Splunk SPL, KQL, Sigma rules, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping
πThreat Hunting
Hypothesis-driven methodology, hunting maturity model, and TTP-based hunts
πLog Analysis Cheat Sheet
Windows Event IDs, Linux log analysis, correlation patterns, and investigation commands
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What security guides does FixTheVuln offer?
FixTheVuln provides free quick reference guides covering OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, API security best practices, SSL/TLS hardening, GDPR compliance for developers, HIPAA security requirements, red teaming methodology, risk register management, and cybersecurity salary data.
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Yes, these guides are designed to complement certification study for Security+, CySA+, CEH, CISSP, and other cybersecurity certifications. They provide practical, real-world context for exam topics like vulnerability management, compliance frameworks, and security operations.
How often are these guides updated?
Guides are reviewed and updated regularly to reflect current best practices, new vulnerability trends, and changes to compliance frameworks. Each guide provides actionable, vendor-neutral guidance that remains relevant as the threat landscape evolves.
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