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Exploit Writing training by the Exploit Pack team - September 28, 2024.

Learn to develop your own exploits with the team of penetration testers behind Exploit Pack. This comprehensive course covers both fundamental principles and advanced techniques used in real-world attacks. By the end of it, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to identify, create, test, and write your own exploits.

What You Will Learn:

Identifying Vulnerabilities: Learn various techniques to discover security flaws.
Crafting Exploits: Gain hands-on experience in writing and testing different types of exploits.
Bypassing Defenses: Understand how to navigate security mechanisms like ASLR and DEP.
Advanced Exploitation: Explore complex methods such as return-oriented programming.

Requirements:

No advanced previous knowledge is required, though familiarity with programming, Windows, and Linux internals is a plus.
This is a hands-on training, so be ready to get your hands dirty!

At the end of the training you can choose to take the exam (included in the price). This exam will cover, in a practical CTF-like scenario, all the topics you previously learned.

Part 1

- Cracking basics with IDA
- Reversing tools
- Buffer overflows
- SEH
- Shellcodes
- Memory dissecting
- EggHunting

Part 2

- Exploit Development with Exploit Pack
- AutoPWN
- XML, code and internals
- Searching for exploits
- Parsing languages
- Bypass of exploit mitigations such as ASLR, DEP, stack canaries, SafeSEH, etc.


Price including exam: € 500 - Limited spots available
When: September 28, 2024 - 11 AM (CEST)
Where: Live Online (Zoom) The recording of the training will be later shared with our attendees.


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