A searchable, tag-filterable browser for the
Hack-with-Github / Awesome-Hacking
collection — 80+ curated security & pentesting resource lists, themed for SevinHub.
Public domain (CC0). I parse the upstream README, tag every entry by topic, and render it as a fast browser at
sevinhub.com/awesome-hacking.
The upstream Awesome-Hacking repo is one of the most-starred security resources on GitHub — a meta-list of 80+ other "awesome" lists, covering Android Security, Bug Bounty, CTF, Cloud, Cryptography, Forensics, IoT, Malware, OSINT, Pentest, Red Teaming, Reversing, Wireless, and on and on. Every entry points to a deep sub-list maintained by another community member.
The original is just a long markdown table — useful, but hard to navigate on a phone. I rebuilt it as a SevinHub-themed browser: I parse the upstream README, infer a topic tag (Web, Mobile, Malware, OSINT, Pentest…) for every entry, and ship a search box + tag-pill filter on top. Every card opens the original GitHub repo directly — I don't proxy anything, no tracking, no sign-up. The data is public domain (CC0), so my port follows the same terms.
A few of the 27 topic tags I auto-classify entries into — pick one in the live browser and the list filters instantly.
Web app security, PHP, Node.js, Web3, API & HTTP
Android, iOS, OSX, mainframe
IoT, embedded, ICS, drones, vehicles, hardware
Analysis, persistence, packing, APT notes
Open-source intelligence tools & techniques
Penetration testing, red teaming, labs
Capture the Flag frameworks, write-ups, training
DFIR, incident response, threat hunting, detection
Programs, reports, references
AI-for-security, ML-for-security, prompt injection
Cryptography reading + tools
RF, cellular, RTC, pcap, Tor, wireless
Cracking, wordlists, probable wordlists
OWASP cheatsheets, API checklists, reference repos
Decoy & deception resources
CVE proof-of-concepts, GTFOBins, Vulhub