> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bytejmp.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Introduction > A structured knowledge base for penetration testers, CTF players, and security researchers. ## What is BookJMP? BookJMP is a personal knowledge base built around offensive security techniques. It covers real-world attack paths, from initial enumeration to privilege escalation, organized as quick-reference cheat sheets you can use during engagements or CTF challenges. No fluff. Commands that work. Context where it matters. *** ## What's Inside 15 port/service cheat sheets, brute-force tools (Hashcat, Hydra, John, wordlists), Metasploit payload generation. Nmap, Masscan, DNS/SNMP enumeration, traffic analysis with Wireshark/tcpdump, MITM attacks, and 8 pivoting tools. 26 Windows and 21 Linux privesc techniques — from kernel exploits to credential harvesting, with checklists and automation. 44 pages covering enumeration, Kerberos attacks, lateral movement, persistence, ADCS, trust attacks, and BloodHound. Full wireless attack methodology — setup, tools, WPA2/WPA3/Enterprise attacks, evil twin, and captive portal. Android and iOS app security — ADB, reverse engineering, Frida, Objection, and MobSF. Web application attacks — injection, authentication bypass, client-side exploits, and API abuse. Binary exploitation — buffer overflow, ROP chains, heap exploitation, and mitigation bypasses. *** ## Who This Is For * Pentesters looking for fast command references mid-engagement * CTF players working through Windows and AD challenges * Security students building their offensive methodology *** ## How to Use Each page is a self-contained cheat sheet. No prerequisites assumed per page, commands include the full context needed to run them. Use the sidebar to navigate by technique or target. When in doubt, start with the enumeration pages before moving to attacks. *** This knowledge base documents techniques for use in authorized environments only. CTF platforms, lab machines, and systems you have explicit permission to test.