Tutorials:
>The Legend of R4ndom
>legend.octopuslabs.io
libre ebooks:
>PC Assembly language
>pacman128.github.io
>Reverse Engineering for Beginners
>beginners.re
CTFs and Recruitment Challenges:
>Flare-On
>flare-on.com
>Binaries & Solutions
>fireeye.com
>ESET Recruitment Challenge
>join.eset.com
Hardware Reverse Engineering:
>(add a libre book, if you know one)
CrackMes:
>CrackMes.one
>crackmes.one
>HackThisSite
>hackthissite.org
Other urls found in this thread:
csa.checkpoint.com
reddit.com
opensecuritytraining.info
amazon.com
amazon.com
amazon.com
godbolt.org
0x00sec.org
transfer.sh
twitter.com
Please add anything related tutorial, ebook or high quality CTF/recruitment to expand this small list.
>recruitment
well, Check Point is having all kind of challenges right now
csa.checkpoint.com
but you need to register first...
I'm sad to say this, but hackerman threads don't even last a few days until they 404, why do you think this one will be successful?
reddit.com
opensecuritytraining.info
also ##re @ freenode
root-me.org has rev-eng challenges (among others).
>nothing on lena151
>nothing on Goppit intro on asm
bumperino
Thanks for adding!
I will add it next thread.
But it doesn't harm to create such thread.
Maybe someone finds this helpful or gets inspirated to learn reverse engineering.
It doesn't need to be successful. It should just survive for some hours to get read.
>But it doesn't harm to create such thread.
it doesn't, but, see, we reached page 10 twice already...
btw, what I wanted to say (but didn't) is that this should be part of a /security/ general.
of course the /cyb/ + /sec/ sucks, though, so not that one... some other dedicated general.
also, bump again