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CyberBodega Tagging Guide

This document provides guidelines for adding tags to resources in the CyberBodega repository.

Tag Types

Open Source

Use for:

  • GitHub repositories with open-source licenses
  • Tools with publicly available source code
  • Community-driven projects

Free

Use for:

  • Completely free resources (no payment required)
  • Free websites and services
  • Free training materials
  • May require registration but no payment

Freemium

Use for:

  • Services with free tier + paid upgrades
  • Tools with limited free version
  • Platforms with trial periods

Paid

Use for:

  • Commercial/licensed software
  • Paid-only services
  • Subscription-based platforms

How to Add Tags

Simply add the badge markdown before the link:

- ![Open Source](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Open%20Source-green) [Tool Name](url) Description

Priority Areas to Tag

  1. Training Resources - Users want to know what's free
  2. Blue Team Tools - Helps with budget planning
  3. Red Team Tools - Important for legal/licensing
  4. Cloud Tools - Often have complex pricing
  5. Malware Analysis Tools - Many are freemium

Examples

### Training
- ![Free](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Free-blue) [TryHackMe Free Labs](url) Description
- ![Freemium](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Freemium-yellow) [TryHackMe Premium](url) Description

### Tools
- ![Open Source](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Open%20Source-green) [Velociraptor](url) Description
- ![Paid](https://img.shields.io/badge/-Paid-red) [Cobalt Strike](url) Description

Notes

  • Don't tag everything - focus on tools/platforms where cost matters
  • News sites and blogs generally don't need tags
  • Articles and write-ups don't need tags
  • GitHub repos are usually tagged as Open Source