Created/Working on a reference for InfoSec

[Robert Musser <rmusser2209 () gmail com>]

Hi everyone, I apologize if this is considered spam, I looked over the 
rules and feel it doesn't, but if I'm wrong, please delete it.

What:
    Made a reference application/site called InfoSec Reference ( 
www.rmusser.net/infosec ) that is a collection of info on various 
InfoSec items. It is available online (rmusser.net/infosec and at 
github) and on the android market. It was made using 
html/css/javascript. If you want to add something or tell me it sucks, 
do so.

The top-level Sections are:
     Securing Yourself; Mobile Device Security; Wireless Network 
Security; Web Application Security; Local Network Security; Building a 
Hacking Lab; Social Engineering; Infosec Conferences; Physical Security; 
Free Training Courses; Methodologies; and Links(the entire Pen-Test 
bookmarks categorized neatly)

All of the Content is sourced to its creators, as well as the entire 
app/resource being licensed under the Creative Commons 3.0 
non-commercial Share-A-Like license (AKA, do what you want with it, just 
don't sell it)

Why:
    I felt(as something of a newbie) that there is a distinct lack of 
consolidated information sources for Information Security. While things 
like the Pen-Test bookmarks, and others exist, I felt there wasn't a 
overall reference/signpost thingy that one could go to and have an idea 
of where to go next(I know, google), and while I don't feel that my app 
solves that issue, I do feel that it helps. I would like to see it over 
time develop into something that everyone in the field could find use for.

My goal with this app/collection of info is to be able to have something 
that people who are new to the field can look at and get an idea of 
various things and how to educate themselves further on the topics, as 
well as act as a reference guide for people who already know it.

I plan on adding a lot more content to it over time, as well as fleshing 
out just about everything. My two immediate goals are:
1. In-app search(most requested feature)
2. Have the conferences section list talks given/with links to the 
talks/slides sorted and categorized by year.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=my.first.app 
for android
Github: https://github.com/rmusser01/infosec-ref (The github is a bit 
behind, I'm still trying to figure it out, the latest version can be 
scraped from my website: rmusser.net/infosec )

If you have any suggestions or criticisms please let me know.

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