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For Category and Topic, I did not define the children because it will be forever changing/growing. I try my best to use common sense classifications, however, if it becomes messy or unclear, I will make sure to define them in the future. I am still working out the kinks.

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• Table of Contents

Category

The classification of data based, not on it’s domain, but on it’s a relatable hierarchy of distributed knowledge.

Topic

The relatable hierarchy of distributed knowledge within its category. Most MOCs’ topics are named after themselves.

Entity

• Page
  • The standard classification for every entry that is not a MOC. This is a boolean value, either true or false.
• MOC
  • Map of Content. Think of this as a home for navigating related content.

Focus

The highest domain categorization of associated/related knowledge.

• Cybersecurity:
  • Offensive/Defensive security TTPs and resources.
• Networking and Services:
  • Networking, services, and protocols.
• Infrastructure and Administration:
  • Resources, documentation, and guides for infrastructure implementation, management, and maintenance.
• Research and POCs:
  • Technical research and POCs.