Hey there! Before I say anything else, I borrowed this template from Sudneo and made it my own. Thank them for anything that actually works, thank me for all the wonky additions ;).

I was wildly unhappy with the lack of latex templates with (in my humble opinion) a decent design. So I tried making my own and used it for my eCPPTv2 exam.

Things I added:

• newtcolorboxes as section titles. Check examples and custom.tex to see how they work. E.g. \boxhighsection{Privilege Escalation through Misconfiguration (High 8.8)}[CWE 250]
• \image to easily include images works as follows: \image[optional size]{image.png}{Description text} E.G. \image[420pt]{hafunny.png}{A very descriptive description.} Ow they also automatically get assigned a Figure number.
• Pretty code boxes. See Critical template for info.

I guess that was all I'm useful for. Find a decently written write up by Sudneo below, my apologies if I have broken any of his stuff ;)

This is a template I am compiling together in preparation for the eCPPT exam.

The content is mostly taken from TCM's Report and some cosmetic changes are added.

The reasons why I wanted to convert the template in LaTeX are:

• I find LaTeX formatting to be stable and with it there is no need to mess with a WYSIWYG editor, dragging tables etc.
• I can integrate it with Vim for a more productive experience.

This repository contains:

• The LaTeX source code and corresponding images for the report
• Vim snippets I used to automate some parts, in particular, the sections about the findings.

The idea of this template is that the main part will be fairly constant across engagements, while the part that changes the most (findings) should be smooth to write. For this reason, the plan is to use Vim with Ultisnips, to generate table for findings in a very quick way, with pre-filled options and structure.

To get started, just clone this repo and add the content of snippets.vim to your custom snippets file or to your LaTeX filetype snippets.

The LaTeX code should be straightforward and commented, but it's worth mentioning that you can customize the look using the following definitions:

% Name of the Company
\newcommand{\companyName}{Company Name}
% Shortened name of the company (use \companyName if full name should be used)
\newcommand{\companyNameShort}{CN}
% Name of the document
\newcommand{\reportName}{Security Assessment Finding Report}
% Name of pentesting company
\newcommand{\pentester}{Sudneo Security}
% Shortened name of the pentesting company (use \pentester if full name should be used)
\newcommand{\pentesterShort}{SSec}
% URL of pentesting company
\newcommand{\pentesterSite}{\url{https://coolbyte.eu}}

Also, all the images in the images directory can be referenced directly.

Finally, if you want to change the colors used, please change them in the header to maintain a consistent look:

\definecolor{link-blue}{RGB}{6,69,173}
\definecolor{dark-green}{RGB}{52,133,62}
\definecolor{light-blue}{RGB}{127, 180, 240}
\definecolor{dark-blue}{RGB}{72, 120, 224}
\definecolor{heading-grey}{RGB}{181, 185, 189}
\definecolor{Critical}{RGB}{173, 35, 10}
\definecolor{High}{RGB}{224, 133, 47}
\definecolor{Moderate}{RGB}{237, 199, 7}
\definecolor{Low}{RGB}{93,186,105}
\definecolor{Informational}{RGB}{78, 142, 245}