Tib3rius Portfolio
Penetration tester and creator of the AutoRecon reconnaissance tool, offering free public cheatsheets (SQL injection, DOM clobbering) alongside paid Linux and Windows privilege-escalation courses through Hacker's Academy and Udemy.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
An open-source tool used as a live skill demonstration
AutoRecon is a real, widely-used reconnaissance automation tool — maintaining it publicly on GitHub is a concrete demonstration of tooling ability that a resume line can't replicate.
Free cheatsheets as a lead-generation and credibility tool
Giving away detailed, genuinely useful technical cheatsheets before ever mentioning paid courses builds trust with visitors before asking for anything in return.
A structured curriculum, not just scattered blog posts
Organizing privilege-escalation knowledge into a defined Linux/Windows/bundle course structure shows an ability to systematize expertise into something teachable, not just a pile of writeups.
What Penetration Testers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
If you've built a tool that other practitioners actually use, feature it prominently — it's stronger proof than a list of skills.
Give away genuinely useful reference material for free before asking visitors to pay for anything — it builds trust and drives traffic.
Organizing your knowledge into a structured course or curriculum, even a small one, demonstrates mastery beyond just knowing the material.
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