1. Frame the question

We define the audience, system context, and decision the article must support. Each article addresses a specific search and professional scenario.

2. Gather evidence

Primary sources take priority. For changing data we record the date, scope, units, and applicability to the system under discussion.

3. Analyze and visualize

We check numbers for consistency, normalize comparisons, and attach captions and data links to charts. Missing evidence is never replaced with invented values.

4. Produce practical conclusions

Recommendations connect a threat, a test method, and an expected outcome. Where architecture changes the result, we state the conditions and limitations.

5. Maintain the work

Tags and contextual links connect related research. Changed standards, new data, and factual corrections trigger a new page review.

PENTEST.RED / Methodology