[unknown-]

Anybody have or can do a little write up on how you go about writing exploits and finding vulnerabilities? Ive seen some buffer overflow examples

[Sun0228]

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[Bish0pQ]

I highly recommend you start with @phyrrus9 tutorials about reverse engineering and assembler. These are things you're going to need if you're looking to exploit software.

If you're looking to reverse engineer basic .NET programs, you can use tools like .NET reflector or ILSpy or something (unless it's obfuscated of course).

[mothered]

I highly recommend you start with @phyrrus9 tutorials about reverse engineering and assembler.

Further to this, here's the link: https://sl.ipseitysoftware.com/

[phyrrus9]

I highly recommend you start with @phyrrus9 tutorials about reverse engineering and assembler.

Further to this, here's the link: https://sl.ipseitysoftware.com/

Thanks, you reminded me to migrate that page over to the new web cluster. Almost looked like an idiot with a blank page

to members: I update this page frequently

[mothered]

I highly recommend you start with @phyrrus9 tutorials about reverse engineering and assembler.

Further to this, here's the link: https://sl.ipseitysoftware.com/

Thanks, you reminded me to migrate that page over to the new web cluster. Almost looked like an idiot with a blank page

to members: I update this page frequently

No problem at all.

Thank you for making this available to the community In a single resource.

[unknown-]

Thank you all for all the replies and resources i will definitely look into them.