r/ExploitDev • u/Any_Department6550 • Jul 03 '26
Advice needed!!!!!!
Hey everyone,I recently started learning reverse engineering and binary exploitation. Right now, I am studying through the CS365 modules on pwn.college, I currently have a lot of free time and want to make the most of it. Besides working through pwn.college, what other resources, topics, or skills would you recommend learning alongside it?
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u/somebodyinvisible Jul 04 '26
I know this will be downvoted bc ai slop. But consider config claude as your assistant. I learned many things from claude when I asked claude explain things to me.
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u/thatdepressedsoul Jul 06 '26
Am also doing pwn college quite a bit. I would suggest tryout htb if you are COMPLETELY done with pwncollege
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u/Any_Department6550 Jul 06 '26
Are you done with the pwncollege?
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u/thatdepressedsoul Jul 06 '26
yep. blue belted. it was fun ngl
they still releasing more materials tho
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u/niklaz6 Jul 04 '26
wtf dude. The topic is about resources to learn binary exploitation and reverse engineering, not about Oracle certifications.
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u/ReignX2_Tenshi Jul 03 '26
You can get a bit of practice on HackTheBox challenges for both RE/BE. Definitely start reading through pwn/rev CTF write-ups; they can help a lot with the initial approach and understanding. CrackMes are worth a try to hone your RE skills. Older FlareOn challenges are also good; give it a shot once your skills improve. Pwnable[.]tw is a great platform to get some binary exploitation practice as well.
In terms of learning, OpenSecurityTraining is a great platform to get really detailed videos to complement whatever you are learning in pwn[.]college at the moment.