📚 Engineering Knowledge Base

Structured technical documentation repository focused on engineering environments, cybersecurity, and automation.
This project consolidates practical knowledge related to tooling, systems, virtualization, and development, organized in a reproducible and operational format.

⚠️ Note: The documentation inside this repository is primarily written in Spanish.

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🎯 Purpose

To centralize and standardize technical knowledge used in:

• Laboratory environments (CTH, DFIR, Pentesting)

• Task automation (PowerShell, Python)

• Local infrastructure management (WSL, Docker, VMware)

• Development and operational best practices

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🧠 Repository Approach

This repository is not theoretical. It is designed as:

• 📌 Operational knowledge base

• 📌 Quick reference guide

• 📌 Support for technical labs

• 📌 Reusable documentation for real-world projects

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📂 Project Structure

docs/
│
├── tooling/
│   ├── 01_powershell/
│   ├── 02_git-github/
│   ├── 03_wsl/
│   ├── 04_python/
│   ├── 05_vmware-workstation/
│   └── 06_docker/
│
scripts/
└── python/
    └── (security-focused tools)

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🧩 Core Content

⚙️ Tooling

PowerShell

• Fundamentals

• Aliases and automation

• CLI integration

Git & GitHub

• Version control

• Authentication (PAT / SSH)

• Best practices and workflows

WSL

• Installation and architecture

• Distribution maintenance

• Linux tooling integration

Python

• WSL environments

• Project structure

• Dependency management

• Automation and best practices

VMware Workstation

• Virtualization fundamentals

• VM creation and management

• Snapshots and portability (OVA)

Docker

• Core concepts

• WSL-based setup

• Essential commands

• Automation

• Best practices

• Docker Compose

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🧪 Scripts

This repository includes Python-based security tools, focused on:

• Automation

• Credential handling

• Data processing

• Security-oriented utilities

These scripts are designed to support laboratory environments and real-world workflows.

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🚀 Usage

This repository is intended for:

• Direct consultation via Obsidian or code editors

• Quick reference during terminal or lab work

• Support for deploying and maintaining technical environments

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🧱 Working Philosophy

• Clear and consistent structure

• Separation between theory and practice

• Execution-oriented documentation

• Reusability across multiple projects

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⚠️ Considerations

• Content is optimized for lab environments

• Some configurations may require adjustments for production use

• Operational clarity is prioritized over theoretical abstraction

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📜 License

MIT License

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👤 Author

beathunterzero
Cyber Threat Hunting & Security

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