This folder contains all of my TryHackMe walkthroughs. These walkthroughs are written for a beginner to be able to follow along (mostly) step-by-step to complete the challenge. It is my intention for new Portland State University CTF club members to be able to work through these during club meetings.
This folder contains some of my course work for Malware Reverse Engineering relating to symbolic execution. These are meant for future reference for writing exploits for CTF challenges.
This folder contains my walkthroughs for the natas ctf challenges.
This folder contains my walkthroughs for many picoGym ctf challenges.
This folder contains walkthroughs and Python scripts for exploiting vulnerabilities in PortSwigger levels.
This folder contains Python scripts for exploiting vulnerabilities in Portswigger levels (I may collapse this folder into the portswigger folder in the near future). This folder also contains my weekly lab notebooks.
This folder contains the final project deliverables for my Code Reading & Review course where I did a deep dive on the formatting/coding practices of FireEye and how they contributed to not discovering malicious code in time to mitigate damages. It also contains a link to a video analysis where I perform a more traditional analysis of the malicious code. The video contains static and dynamic analysis techniques.