SQL Easy is a free interactive SQL tutorial offering 31 exercises that run against a real SQLite database in the browser. It provides hints when users are stuck and immediate feedback when a query is correct, and requires no signup. It is built by the team behind Beekeeper Studio.
CryptoPals
The Cryptopals Crypto Challenges are a collection of exercises demonstrating attacks on real-world cryptography, derived from weaknesses in real-world systems and modern cryptographic constructions. The eight sets become progressively harder, and proficiency in any programming language is required.
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- exercises that demonstrate attacks on real-world crypto Source: cryptopals.com
- eight sets Source: cryptopals.com
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