Summary
I recently joined the OSU Cybersecurity club. It is very well organized and provides some great resources for members. One of these is a set of capture the flag exercises covering reverse engineering, binary exploitation, web exploits, and cryptography. They're pretty fun. All the members of the club are ranked on a leaderboard, so it feels like playing a game. Right now I'm ranked at number 11, but I'm shooting for the top 5. Maybe I'll be able to attach results to this page at some point.
Lessons Learned
- Using Ghidra for reverse engineering binary executables.
- Block cipher exploits and number theory for cryptography.