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SECURITYOPS / COORTE 01

Build systems you can explain.

A technical training path for people who want sovereignty over infrastructure, cryptography and operational security—without recipes they cannot audit.

GNU GUIX · CRYPTOGRAPHY · ANONYMITY · SYSADMIN · SERVER SECURITY · INFOSEC · GNU GUIX · CRYPTOGRAPHY · ANONYMITY

01 — THE PROGRAM

From first principles
to running systems.

Permanent access to every published video, document, tutorial and included tool. New material joins the same library.

  1. 01

    GNU Guix

    Reproducible systems, channels, manifests, services and rollbacks.

  2. 02

    Cryptography

    Primitives, key management, authenticated encryption and post-quantum design.

  3. 03

    Anonymity

    Threat models, Tor, metadata, compartmentalization and operational mistakes.

  4. 04

    VPS / SysAdmin

    Linux provisioning, services, observability, backup and incident recovery.

  5. 05

    Server security

    Least privilege, hardening, network boundaries and secure deployment.

  6. 06

    Information security

    Risk, attack surface, verification, evidence and defensive practice.

02 — BUILT IN PUBLIC

Real tools.
Inspectable code.

The curriculum uses systems created and operated by SecurityOps. The complete namespace and technical notes remain public. Forgejo ↗ · Wiki ↗

C

ZUPT

Backup tool using the VaptVupt compression codec, authenticated encryption and post-quantum encapsulation.

Explore source ↗
Guile

Guix Vault

Reproducible backup and disaster recovery native to Guix.

Explore source ↗

Also covered in the repository library: ZUPT Web/Android, libvaptvupt, BTP Docker/App, Guix Install, Longdong channel, TurboRec, DockerVM, SecretOps, SecTube and research collections.

03 — YOUR LEARNING PATH

A clear path
from enrollment.

The first cohort has free early access. Classes will begin soon; the start date has not been announced.

  1. 01

    Enroll for free

    Enter your name and the email where you want to receive access. No payment is required.

  2. 02

    Receive your access

    Your individual credentials are prepared automatically and sent by email. Check your inbox and spam folder.

  3. 03

    Explore the library

    Use the student area for published videos, documents, tutorials and tools.

04 — ABOUT SECURITYOPS

Built by someone
who runs it.

Cristian Cezar Moisés
Creator & maintainer · Caxias do Sul, Brazil

SecurityOps brings together free software, self-hosted infrastructure and practical security education. Cristian is an IT analyst and developer working with C, Rust, Python and Scheme, with a technical background in information security.

The work connects GNU Guix, encrypted backups, secure transport, privacy tools and services operated on its own infrastructure. Here, the code and the systems become learning material: understand the choices, read the documentation and practice in authorized environments.

05 — THE ECOSYSTEM

Explore the work.
Follow the links.

Our public websites across securityops.co and securityops.com.br. Open each group to see its addresses; the wiki includes guides and recent screenshots.

Clearnet, Tor and I2P — full addresses and access guide ↗

Security Ops AcademyLearning
Course Library · SFTPGoLearning
Security Ops BrasilSecurityOps
Cristian Cezar MoisésSecurityOps
Security Ops WikiSecurityOps
Security SearchSearch and browsing
HN FastSearch and browsing
RedlibSearch and browsing
SecTubeMedia
BinternetMedia
PixivFEMedia
MusicMagicMedia
Turbo RecorderTools
Keywave · projetoCommunication
Keywave · salasCommunication
TempChatCommunication
SecChatCommunication
Matrix · securityops.coCommunication
Matrix · securityops.com.brCommunication
The Lounge · IRCCommunication
whatsapp.elCommunication
PrivateBinTools
Encurtador de linksTools
BRUTE Password GeneratorSecurity
PasskySecurity
2FAuthSecurity
Web CheckSecurity
QuanticoSecurity
Security Ops DNSSecurity
ZUPTTools
VaptVuptTools
ZUPT WebTools
EvelinSystems
EsquemaSystems
mirimSystems
Security Ops OSSystems
SecurityOS WebSystems
Forgejo · securityops.coSystems
Forgejo · securityops.com.brSystems
Guix substitutesSystems
Berkeley Transport ProtocolSystems
BTP GatewaySystems
Segfault · laboratórioLearning
WebClient · arquivosTools
OpenSpeedTestTools
God’s Eye ViewSearch and browsing
OQCTResearch
Vida extraterrestre · análiseResearch
A Palavra · The WordCommunity
KikeCommunity
FibralisCommunity
DopamineCommunity

Some services require an account or compatible client. Check the wiki for access requirements and the latest availability check. Wiki ↗

06 — ENROLLMENT

Free course.
The whole library.

Free courseNo payment required for access
  • All videos and documents
  • Tutorials and course tools
  • Personal SFTP/Web access

One enrollment per email. Access is sent automatically when the account is ready.

SUPPORT THE PROJECT

Optional Monero donation

The course is free. Donations help maintain the independent infrastructure and do not change your access. Send any amount you choose directly from your Monero wallet.

Download address as .txt ↓

07 — QUESTIONS

Before
you enroll.

Questions about the course? Write to us at sac@securityops.co.

Have the classes started?

Not yet. Free early enrollment is open and classes will start soon. The start date will be communicated to enrolled students; no calendar date has been announced.

What does free enrollment include?

Access to the published course videos, documents, tutorials and tools. New lessons become available as they are published.

How do I access the materials?

Use your individual credentials in the student area. The library provides documents and videos through SFTPGo. Contact support if you need help with your client or login. Open student area ↗

When will I receive access?

After free enrollment, the system creates your account and emails your credentials automatically. Check your inbox and spam folder. A Monero donation is never required.

Can I use the techniques on any system?

Practice only on systems you own or have explicit permission to assess. The course is for education, defensive security and authorized research. Read the acceptable-use terms below.

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