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what's a good, simple intro to the basics of this kind of cracking for someone who is an experienced programmer, knows some C, etc, but has little system level
by jonahx 12y ago
what's a good, simple intro to the basics of this kind of cracking for someone who is an experienced programmer, knows some C, etc, but has little system level or assembly experience?
- nesyt 12y agoThe bomb lab discussed elsewhere in this comment thread.
- nekitamo 12y agohttps://tuts4you.com/ https://tuts4you.com/ The lena151 tutorials are especially good: https://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17 https://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
- tomsthumb 12y agocrackmes.de and exploit exercises VMs
- bubblicious 12y agoI would really suggest purchasing a good book about it. From my point of view, I would go for "Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition" from Jon Erickson which goes in depth about how to crack programs using gdb and other tools. It's really a wonderful book if you want to learn more about the world of cracking in general, and it doesn't require much prior security experience. Quick link to Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-The-Art-Exploitation-Edition/dp/1593271441 http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-The-Art-Exploitation-Edition/d...
- FLUX-YOU 12y agoI've done some of this book. It's good, but you're better off knowing the basics before trying to really learn from it I think. I only knew a little C when I started, so I only got about 4 or 5 chapters after much googling before I drowned. Learn some ASM and get familiar with gdb before attempting
- bubblicious 12y agoIt's definetely out there if you have only done a little C. It doesn't require any previous security knowledge though as I stated. But like you realized, it does require you to know your way around low-level programming.