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Free CTF platform from Carnegie Mellon University with beginner-friendly reversing, forensics, and binary exploitation challenges, plus a year-round practice gym.
Section: Practice Platforms · Cybersecurity competition
Section: Practice and communities · Free CTF platform from Carnegie Mellon University with beginner-friendly reversing, forensics, and binary exploitation challenges, plus a year-round practice gym.
Section: Practice Platforms · Cybersecurity competition
Section: Practice Platforms · Cybersecurity competition
Section: Security Awareness & Training · CTF platform made by security experts for learning cryptography, reverse engineering, and web exploitation through progressively challenging puzzles.
French-origin platform with 600+ free challenges spanning web, cryptography, steganography, forensics, networking, and reverse engineering. Multilingual with a strong community-driven approach, suitable from beginner to advanced.
Downloadable vulnerable virtual machines for creating your own local penetration-testing lab. Self-hosted challenges covering Linux, Active Directory, and web exploitation, from intermediate to advanced difficulty.
Learn Linux hacking fundamentals through a series of wargames covering bash, file permissions, and exploitation basics. Ideal for beginners building command-line proficiency and understanding Linux security concepts.
Browser-based embedded security CTF in which you reverse and exploit firmware for simulated MSP430 lock devices with a built-in debugger.
a free, safe and legal training ground for hackers to test and expand their hacking skills
Practice binaries organized by platform, architecture, and difficulty.
Video tutorials on malware reverse engineering, unpacking, and analysis tooling.
Annual reverse-engineering challenge series with previous challenges and solutions.