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Learn cybersecurity, from the foundations up.

A community-maintained, structured knowledge base. Foundations, offensive and defensive practice, governance, intelligence and career guidance, in one coherent tree, free and open.

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Why it exists

Security knowledge is scattered across blogs, slides and paywalls. Cyber Library gathers it into one coherent, versioned tree, so you can see how every topic connects and learn a subject properly instead of in fragments.

Structured, not scattered

One tree from first principles to specialised practice, so you always know where a topic sits and what comes next.

Open and community-maintained

Every page lives on GitHub. Anyone can read it, correct it or extend it, and the history is public.

Breadth with depth

Six tracks cover the whole field, each deep enough to be useful on the job, not just an overview.

The six tracks

Six tracks, one connected library

Start wherever you are today. Each track runs deep and links back into the same tree.

Track 01

Foundation

Where every security career begins.

Explore the roots of cybersecurity in hacker culture, its evolution into a vital discipline, the ethical debates surrounding hacking, and the critical role of risk management and human behavior.

Inside this track

  • How computers, networks and the web actually work
  • The vocabulary the whole field is built on
  • Mental models you reuse in every other track
Explore Foundation
Track 02

Offensive

Think like an attacker, break things on purpose.

Discover how ethical hacking, red teaming, bug bounty programs, and other offensive security techniques help identify and address vulnerabilities across physical, network, software, and human layers.

Inside this track

  • Web, software and network exploitation
  • From reconnaissance to a working proof of concept
  • Injection, filter bypasses and privilege escalation
Explore Offensive
Track 03

Defensive

Detect, respond and make attacks expensive.

A practical overview of defensive cybersecurity, covering threat intelligence, vulnerability assessments, incident response, and continuous improvement strategies to ensure business resilience.

Inside this track

  • Hardening, monitoring and detection engineering
  • Incident response from first alert to recovery
  • Reading an attack in order to shut it down
Explore Defensive
Track 04

Governance

Turn security into decisions and policy.

A comprehensive guide to cybersecurity governance, covering its definition, importance, and practical steps for effective implementation.

Inside this track

  • Risk, compliance and security frameworks
  • Policies that teams actually follow
  • Audits, controls and measuring what matters
Explore Governance
Track 05

Intelligence

Connect the signals before they become incidents.

A comprehensive overview of cybersecurity intelligence, focusing on its strategic, operational, and tactical levels, and how it guides proactive defenses and risk management.

Inside this track

  • Threat intelligence and adversary tracking
  • Open source intelligence and structured analysis
  • Turning raw data into early warning
Explore Intelligence
Track 06

Career

Grow from curious beginner to trusted expert.

A thorough overview of diverse cybersecurity career paths, roles and responsibilities, essential skills, and the value of certifications and academic degrees.

Inside this track

  • The roles, paths and how they connect
  • Building a profile and proving your skills
  • Interviews, certifications and the next step
Explore Career

Structured, not scattered

See the whole library as a map.

Every topic lives in one connected tree, not a pile of posts. Explore it visually: expand any branch, search across thousands of nodes, and see how each technique relates to the rest.

8,000+ topics · 6 tracks · 17 levels deep

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For AI assistants

Plug the whole library into your assistant.

Cyber Library ships a public MCP server. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any Model Context Protocol client can search the library, read any page as markdown and browse the tree, with sources it can cite.

  • Grounded answers Your assistant reads the actual page instead of guessing, and links you to it.
  • The full structure Search, outline and page tools cover every published topic, plus the editorial plan.
  • One line to connect No key, no account. Add the endpoint and start asking.
Set up the MCP server
cyber-library
Model Context Protocol

Endpoint

https://www.cyberlibrary.com/api/mcp

Claude Code

bash
claude mcp add --transport http cyber-library https://www.cyberlibrary.com/api/mcp
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