Hacking post day eeelevenish, and it’s finally time! We start the code exploitation chapter and begin hacking.

Hacking post day ten. I skipped out on writing yesterday because it was too late at night. This week I am focusing on writing, and sleeping, earlier. But, enough about me! Let’s dive into some more C material. Today is mostly about structs.

Hacking post day the ninth. These days, it’s all about the cyber. We continue with a discussion of Linux user IDs (aka UIDs (aka cyber UIDs)).

Today I am again time-poor, so I have again opted to write a little about my tooling. Hacking: the Art of Exploitation comes with a live CD for all your hacking needs, so I made it into a virtual machine for easy access. Here I’ll talk about that process and link to a nice guide.

Hacking book day eight, whoa dude. Today we’re going all-in on advanced C topics. Enjoy.

Hacking book day seven. And how. Today we continue the looking at memory segments. This is a continuation of yesterday’s topic.

Hacking book day six, what what? Let’s do this. We’re moving on from variable scoping, globals, and statics. Not like way beyond, just into-the-next-city beyond.

Hacking book day five. Let’s get right to it.

Hacking book day four (or so…just realized my numbering is incredibly inconsistent). Today there’ll be more introductory programming concepts paired with low-level architecture discussion. Let’s get started.

Hacking book day 3 whoop whoop! 30 minutes to write and publish here we go. More basic programming concepts than you can shake a stick at.

Hacking book day 2 ready…aim…execute.

Due to time-constraints, I find myself unable to write a full hacking post today. So instead, here’s my jekyll setup and workflow.

Day 1 hacking book read through GO!

Today is day 0 in my read through of Hacking: the Art of Exploitation by Jon Erickson. As such, today’s post will include background material as well as some of my initial thoughts.

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