The article explains the basics of Git, a version control system that facilitates collaboration among developers, tracks code changes, and manages projects.

The article 'Knock, knock! Who's there? – Machine Learning' discusses the basics of machine learning, distinguishing various types and algorithm techniques. It also addresses ethical issues related to data use and analyzes future development directions of this technology. It’s an accessible introduction for both novices and more advanced readers.

CIS Benchmarks are best practice guidelines for enhancing computer security, developed by the Center for Internet Security to help organizations improve their defenses.

The OWASP MSTG is a project that provides resources for security audits of mobile applications. It contains documentation with best practices and a set of analysis tools. The project is open and regularly updated, making it extremely useful for testers and developers of mobile applications.

SecLists is a repository containing lists useful for security testing, including passwords, data, and vulnerability information.

The 'awesome-sec-talks' repository collects recordings from cybersecurity conferences, providing valuable insights for those interested in the field.

DeleteFB is a tool that automates the removal of Facebook accounts, helping users regain control over their privacy.

Relift is a JavaScript library that simplifies HTML usage in web applications.

The article discusses DuckDuckGo as a privacy-focused search engine and the challenges of data protection legislation.

James H. Fisher's article discusses the threats associated with improperly securing local servers while using remote applications. It emphasizes the importance of security education.