
wrongsecrets
Vulnerable app with examples showing how to not use secrets

Vulnerable app with examples showing how to not use secrets

Hands-on challenges for learning how to reverse engineer Flutter applications.

How to write a CrackMe for a CTF competition. Source code, technical explanation, anti-debugging and anti reverse-engineering tricks.

Open-source AI security benchmarking CLI. Measure how AI models perform offensive security tasks with MITRE ATT&CK analysis and KSM scoring.

A cybersecurity research game measuring how humans detect AI-generated phishing emails. Built as a retro terminal experience.

How CVE-2025-29774 Vulnerabilities and the SIGHASH_SINGLE Bug Threaten Multi-Signature Wallet Operational Methods with Fake RawTX

This lab demonstrates the exploitation of CVE-2024-24945, a heap corruption vulnerability affecting NGINX. The objective was to understand how memory…

This repository provides a detailed walkthrough of the *Solar Exploiting Log4j room* on TryHackMe, focusing on exploiting the critical Log4Shell…

analysis of the sudo buffer overflow affect sudo version <1.8.26 and how to use GCC to compile publicly availible exploits

A collection of inspiring lists, manuals, cheatsheets, blogs, hacks, one-liners, cli/web tools and more.

YC (S26) | Open Computer History | Record your screen continuously locally and provide context to your agents (Claude, Codex, Openclaw, Hermes,…

Collection of steganography tools - helps with CTF challenges

A modular framework for benchmarking LLMs and agentic strategies on security challenges across HackTheBox, TryHackMe, PortSwigger Labs, Cybench,…

Deliberately vulnerable client-server application for learning penetration testing of non-HTTP thick clients. Includes challenges for SQL injection,…

A list of covert channels and steganography/steganalysis resources (books, papers & tools)

TryHackMe Moniker Link (CVE-2024-21413) walkthrough: Outlook Protected View bypass leading to NTLMv2 hash capture via a crafted moniker link.

CTF challenge to learn and practice exploiting the Next.js middleware bypass vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927) by finding a flag in an admin page.