A site offering lessons on the fundamentals of reverse engineering, binary analysis and software security. It describes hands-on tutorials, practical examples and real-world scenarios covering binary analysis, malware research, and static and dynamic analysis.
OverTheWire is a community offering wargames intended to help people learn and practice security concepts through games. Its suggested order begins with Bandit for Unix/Linux basics, followed by a choice among Natas for web security, Krypton for cryptography or Leviathan for reverse engineering, then binary exploitation games. Each shell game uses its own SSH port.
Learn C is a free interactive tutorial site for learning the C programming language, intended for both experienced programmers and beginners. It presents chapters from Hello, World! through pointers, structures, recursion and linked lists, and requires no download. The site notes it is still under construction.
echoCTF.RED is an online platform for training offensive and defensive cyber security skills. It offers targets described as specially crafted real-life systems, unique challenges, and CVE-based targets. A learning section provides writeups and tutorials, and a community section lets players practice with other players. Help pages include instructions, an FAQ, rules for participants, and platform credits.
Grid Garden provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Programiz provides free online compilers and code editors that run in a browser for languages including Python, JavaScript, SQL, C, C++, Java, HTML and CSS. It also offers interactive lessons with practical code that can be run directly in the browser. The site states no installation or sign up is needed.
Algorithms Books presents three textbooks by Mykel J. Kochenderfer and coauthors, published by the MIT Press. The books are Algorithms for Optimization, Algorithms for Decision Making, and Algorithms for Validation. Full PDFs are available free.
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OverTheWire is a community offering wargames intended to help people learn and practice security concepts through games. Its suggested order begins with Bandit for Unix/Linux basics, followed by a choice among Natas for web security, Krypton for cryptography or Leviathan for reverse engineering, then binary exploitation games. Each shell game uses its own SSH port.
Learn C is a free interactive tutorial site for learning the C programming language, intended for both experienced programmers and beginners. It presents chapters from Hello, World! through pointers, structures, recursion and linked lists, and requires no download. The site notes it is still under construction.
echoCTF.RED is an online platform for training offensive and defensive cyber security skills. It offers targets described as specially crafted real-life systems, unique challenges, and CVE-based targets. A learning section provides writeups and tutorials, and a community section lets players practice with other players. Help pages include instructions, an FAQ, rules for participants, and platform credits.
Grid Garden provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Programiz provides free online compilers and code editors that run in a browser for languages including Python, JavaScript, SQL, C, C++, Java, HTML and CSS. It also offers interactive lessons with practical code that can be run directly in the browser. The site states no installation or sign up is needed.
Algorithms Books presents three textbooks by Mykel J. Kochenderfer and coauthors, published by the MIT Press. The books are Algorithms for Optimization, Algorithms for Decision Making, and Algorithms for Validation. Full PDFs are available free.
