PentestingEverything is now live as a website: pentest.m14r41.in
What started as a GitHub repository of markdown folders is now a fast, searchable knowledge base you can work from during a real engagement.
Open it now: https://pentest.m14r41.in
Why this is a major upgrade
Before: scattered markdown folders on GitHub. Useful, but unstructured, hard to search, and the reference PDFs were spread across directories.
Now: one structured, searchable site. 108 documentation pages, 104 reference PDFs, 212+ topics, across 23 security domains.
What's new
- Instant search across everything (Ctrl/Cmd + K), fully offline-capable, with no external service
- Reference Library: all 104 PDFs in one place, grouped by domain, with filter, open, and download
- Learning Paths: guided routes for web, cloud, mobile, red team, AI/LLM, and DevSecOps
- Reading-first pages: clean typography, dark and light themes, breadcrumbs, and a table of contents
- New homepage with animated statistics and live coverage counts
- PentestingChecklist companion linked from the site (website and GitHub)
- Professional footer, plus live GitHub stars and forks in the navigation
Improvements
- Consistent, modern design system across the whole site
- Cleaner, plainer copy throughout
Bug fixes
- Resolved a build collision between the dev server and the migration step
- Cleaned up inconsistent punctuation in user-facing copy
Get involved
- Star the repository, open an issue, or contribute a new module: https://github.com/m14r41/PentestingEverything
- Practical companion: PentestingChecklist (https://checklist.m14r41.in), a tick-as-you-go checklist across 23 platforms
Read it now at https://pentest.m14r41.in