Links

Links to resources I find useful/entertaining. I collect these here so that they are within reach for me and for others. It’s also a form of exhibitionism to give readers a picture about me through the things I like and find interesting.

Keep in mind, that on this site I focus on programming and cybersecurity. So below you won’t find anything related to my other personal interests (e. g. philosophy or gaming). Those will get their own place – in time.

I don’t have a category for this, but the Arch Wiki is an invaluable asset when I face a problem, so I must mention it before anything else.

News on Cybersecurity, Programming and Technology

The following newspapers/blogs all produce quality content. Most of the time you can get the specific RSS feeds from them to save time. I try to orient myself in the changing world of technology with the help of these.

• AppSec Ezine
• Bleeping Computer
• Chips and Cheese
• Dark Reading
• Netzpolitik.org
• Phoronix
• The Hacker News
• The Pragmatic Engineer
• The Register
• tl;dr sec

Programming

The following is a collection of articles I find an important read or find the ideas interesting enough to try them once I get there.

• 3 tribes of programming
• Challenging algorithms and data structures every programmer should try
• Challenging projects every programmer should try
• Continuous Integration
• How Did REST Come To Mean The Opposite of REST?
• JSDoc as an alternative TypeScript syntax
• Myths Programmers Believe about CPU Caches
• Programming is Hard, Let’s Go Scripting…
• Spotify engineering culture (part 1)
• Spotify engineering culture (part 2)
• The Importance of Test Failure
• What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory

Cybersecurity

This section is like the previous, only the topic differs (and the quantity).

• The Five Pillars of an Infosec Professional

YouTube

Youtuber	Why I recommend
13Cubed	Makes quality and in-depth content about Windows memory forensics.
bashbunni	Entertaining videos about working from home and Go.
Computerphile	In-depth videos about math, CPU, Python and many other computer-related stuff.
Eric Murphy	Makes videos about privacy and Arch Linux.
InsiderPhD	One of the best bug bounty-related channels on YouTube.
IppSec	The best HackTheBox tutorials.
LaurieWired	A reverse engineer making videos about malware, memory and assembly-related stuff.
LiveOverflow	Entertaining videos mostly about web security.
Low Level Learning	Makes videos on low level stuff, mostly C and Rust-related.
Mad Hat	A blue hat hacker making entertaining videos on blue team stuff.
NetworkChuck	Linux, networking and hacking-related, informative videos.
Rana Khalil	Talks about web security and makes PortSwigger Web Security Academy tutorials.
shenetworks	Security-related videos, mainly about TryHackMe and Microsoft 365.
The Cyber Mentor	The best youtube channel for offensive security content.
The Linux Experiment	Weekly Linux podcast and longer videos about Linux-related topics.
ThePrimeTime	Former Netflix engineer reading articles and coding. Also a Frontend Masters instructor.
Tib3rius	Offensive security-themed videos, also a TCM instructor.