husayn gokal
Geneva

11 · Life Plan

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Tasks

What I am actively working on, with status, published so the list itself becomes accountability. Smaller than goals, more granular than the Master Plan's artifact backlog. Edits flow through the vault — the public read-only view is here.

Lifetime

  1. Cybersecurity Ethics andopencybersecurity

    Scope Policy A personal code of conduct for legal and ethical testing.

    Done means:

    • authorization rules written
    • scope rules written
    • responsible disclosure rules written
    • stopping conditions defined

    Priority: Very high

  2. Security Lab Setup Manualopencybersecurity

    A guide for VMs, snapshots, isolated networks, Kali/Parrot, vulnerable labs, and safe practice environments.

    Done means:

    • lab architecture documented
    • VM setup steps included
    • reset/snapshot process included
    • legal-only reminder included

    Priority: Very high

  3. Linux and Networkingopencybersecurity

    Security Notebook A combined notebook for Linux permissions, processes, services, logs, TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP, TLS, ports, subnetting, and packet captures.

    Done means:

    • notes exist
    • practice labs completed
    • Wireshark examples included
    • common commands documented

    Priority: Very high

  4. Web Security Foundationsopencybersecurity

    Notebook A notebook on HTTP, cookies, sessions, auth, authorization, CORS, browser security, APIs, SQL basics, and common web failure points.

    Done means:

    • concepts explained
    • examples included
    • developer prevention notes included

    Priority: High

  5. OWASP / PortSwigger Labopencybersecurity

    Archive A structured archive of web security lab notes and vulnerability-class explanations.

    Done means:

    • labs categorized
    • root causes explained
    • remediation included
    • no unauthorized material included

    Priority: High

  6. Enumeration Methodologyopencybersecurity

    Playbook A repeatable legal-lab methodology for enumeration, service analysis, note-taking, attack-path mapping, and evidence collection.

    Done means:

    • checklist exists
    • service notes exist
    • attack-path template exists
    • dead-end review process exists

    Priority: Very high

  7. HTB Academy Penetrationopencybersecurity

    Tester Tracker A tracker for HTB modules, notes, exercises, weak areas, checklists, and CPTS readiness.

    Done means:

    • all modules listed
    • progress tracked
    • notes linked
    • weak areas marked

    Priority: High

  8. Vulnerability Reportopencybersecurity

    Template Pack A professional set of report templates for lab findings, executive summaries, evidence, impact, remediation, and retesting.

    Done means:

    • templates exist
    • sample lab report exists
    • severity explanation included
    • evidence handling rules included

    Priority: High

  9. CPTS / OSCP Readinessopencybersecurity

    Portfolio A private or semi-private portfolio of practice reports, methodology, checklists, weak-area reviews, and exam readiness evidence.

    Done means:

    • readiness checklist exists
    • practice reports exist
    • weak areas listed
    • revision plan exists

    Priority: Later high

  10. Bug Bounty Scopeopencybersecurity

    Analysis Template A template for reading program scope, exclusions, safe harbor, assets, testing limits, and report requirements.

    Done means:

    • template exists
    • at least one sample public program analyzed safely
    • rules of engagement section exists

    Priority: Medium-high after labs