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Uploaded all my Offensive Security & Reverse Engineering (OSRE) course labs (docx) to my repo found below. Most of them have very detailed instructions and should be great to get you started in Software Exploitation. 1/n
#Offsec #SoftwareExploitation #RE

exploitation.ashemery.com

The only labs I did not upload, were the RE labs, because most of them were from online CrackMe(s) and from @OphirHarpaz online #RE workshop found below. 2/n

begin.re/the-workshop

There is also probably one executable that I need to find the source for it, before I add it to the repo and also once I have time maybe I'll organize it to look better!

I don't think I'll be teaching this anymore and hope they will be useful to someone out there. 3/n

Before I end; these are FREE and you can use them as-is. You are also free to use them for your own training. If you provide credit? That would be kind of you, but if you decide not to? No worries, I get the credit in another way ;)

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Finally, that's all I have for 2022 and hope I make it to 2023. Thanks to everyone out there who follows this account and to all those researchers who shared their work, so people like me can learn from.

Wishing you all a better 2023!

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Forgot to mention; these labs are not just good for software exploitation, but even learning about debugging & diff x86 instructions. There are some assembly quizzes which might be useful, I'll share those too. You can find them under the line saying "Labs 2022 can be found here"

URL to the course: exploitation.ashemery.com
URL to recorded videos (EN): youtube.com/playlist?list=…
URL to recorded videos (AR): youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Just in case you ask what are the Metasploit and Post-Exploitation labs doing there? They were used to help those students who did not have a background in exploitation frameworks. So if they came to my course without that or with basic info, these serve as an intro.

These two are by no means what pentesters and red teamers use today, but again, they just helped introduce the basics to those students taking this course.

I would also like to thank all those students who took this course and they had ZERO background in any of this content and they made it all the way to the top! Most if not all, did great videos, recording their process too. THANK YOU ALL, WHEREVER YOU ARE!

Did you know that there is someone selling the videos for this course on @udemy ? I'm sure he will now grab the labs and sell them too 😬

So instead of paying for it, you can get it for FREE here!

If you don't trust the person behind this account sharing docx files, which is totally fine. PLEASE upload them to any online sandbox and check them yourself.

My goal sharing the content in DOCX format, was so you can modify them the way you see fit. You are free to use them for your own training & I'm sure you'd like to do some adjustments to headers/footers/etc. Also, English is not my first language, so even that could be adjusted.

I've updated the repo and uploaded the content in PDF format. Check the "Course Files and Resources" section of the page. REMINDER: everything is FREE and you should not pay anyone for this content! #Offsec #ExploitDev #SoftwareExploitation

exploitation.ashemery.com

All the Assembly and #RE labs have now been shared. I just need to find the reference to the Crackme(s) I used and then it should be 100% complete. #Offsec #ExploitDev #SoftwareExploitation

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This should be the final set of labs published publicly. That's all folks for now... #RE #Offsec #ExploitDev #SoftwareExploitation

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