A breakdown of the ELF header: its fields, their purpose, and how they define the structure of every ELF binary.

In this blog, we’re walking through the full exploit development process on a Windows program we compiled ourselves. From reverse engineering to finding a bug, writing a working exploit, bypassing DEP, and command execution.

A straightforward guide to the C compilation process. From your code to the final binary, we'll walk through each step with examples to make it easy to follow.

In this blog, I'll attempt to reverse-engineer the Zenton's crackme challenge hosted on crackmes.one in detail.

In this blog, we’ll break down how Windows manages processes, threads, fibers, and jobs, making it easy to understand these key components and their role in system performance.

A comprehensive guide, covering everything you need to know about the Windows API from start to finish.