Binary Exploitation & Pwn

Memory-corruption is where you stop trusting abstractions and start reasoning about the stack, the registers, and the bytes a program actually runs. This path starts from the very first stack buffer overflow and builds toward defeating real mitigations — reading the binary, controlling the instruction pointer, and reusing existing code to make the program do what you want. Every room ships the binary for analysis and a live service to exploit.

Developers and security learners ready to go low-level: people comfortable with C and the command line who want to understand exploitation from the ground up.

A C mental model, comfort on the Linux command line, and a disassembler (Ghidra, radare2, or objdump) plus Python for scripting payloads. No prior exploitation experience required for the first room.