CyberForge_Domains

Source code repository for the CyberForge web projects and domain builds.

This repository stores the working source files, page updates, styling changes, and ongoing development for the CyberForge site collection. It acts as the central build and maintenance space for current and future domain projects.

Purpose

The aim of this repository is to keep all CyberForge domain development organised in one place, including:

• active website source code
• future domain builds
• structural updates and redesign work
• notes, page additions, and content rollouts
• styling improvements and image integration

Current Domains

Live

• leeswebrecon.co.uk — practical Kali Linux notes, cheatsheets, workflows, and supporting cyber security content

Planned / In Progress

• credentialupdater.website
• cyberforgec2.info
• cyberforgec3.info
• uploadcheck.info

Repository Layout

This repository is intended to hold domain-specific project folders and their supporting files, making it easier to maintain each site cleanly without mixing builds together.

Example structure:

CyberForge_Domains/
├── leeswebrecon.co.uk-dev/
├── credentialupdater.website-dev/
├── cyberforgec2.info-dev/
├── cyberforgec3.info-dev/
└── uploadcheck.info-dev/

Latest Rollout

Recent structured updates across the leeswebrecon.co.uk-dev project include:

• new Nmap Cheat Sheet page rollout
• new Find Command Reference page rollout
• four new split reference pages covering:
  • encoding and file transformation
  • GPG, OpenSSL, and file encryption
  • steganography and metadata
  • obfuscation tools
• homepage and cheatsheet index updates to include the new note pages
• stylesheet refinements to support the latest page layouts and CyberForge visual updates

This repository continues to be updated in phased rollouts, moving changes from development structure to checked source control and then on to the live site build.

Development Focus

Current work in this repository may include:

• homepage improvements
• cheatsheet and notes page creation
• CSS and layout refinements
• branding updates
• image and media rollouts
• page expansion for future content
• live-site preparation and upload-ready builds

Workflow

A simple working approach for this repository is:

1. Make changes inside the correct domain development folder.
2. Test page structure, styling, images, and links locally.
3. Review updates before upload.
4. Commit changes clearly to GitHub.
5. Push the updated source code to keep the repository current.
6. Upload the final approved files to the live domain when ready.

Notes

• Keep filenames clean and consistent.
• Prefer readable folder structures over cluttered layouts.
• Treat this repository as the working source of truth for CyberForge domain development.
• Use clear commit messages so changes are easy to trace later.

Author

Built and maintained by The CyberForge.