Reverse engineering and game hacking resources

November 9, 2022

Here are some awesome resources to better understand what this is all about:

Ricardo Narvaja and Daniel Kazimirow’s course on reversing Windows binaries for beginners.

Game hacking tutorials from Game Hacking Academy.

LiveOverflow’s playlist on reverse engineering and exploitation of Linux binaries.

– Exploit writing guide and excercises by Fundación Sadosky.

CS6265: Information Security Lab reversing tutorials by Georgia Tech Systems Software & Security Lab.

pwn.college open computer security course from Arizona State University.

Nightmare‘s intro to binary exploitation based around CTF challenges.

Game Hacking Academy

Happy hacking and keep on learning!

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