Foundational Knowledge

The very basics.

First we look at counting and why binary exists. Second we look at Hexadecimal, Third we look at the components of a computer and how they work.

The second section we begin to review Linux systems and elementary exploits.

The third section is devoted to lock picking and hoping something developed farther.

• Computing
  • Introduction to Computing – The Basics Part 1
  • Introduction to Computing – The Basics Part 2
  • Introduction to Computing – The Basics Part 3
  • Introduction to C and Assembly on Windows
  • Introduction to C and Assembly on Linux
• Introduction to Security Research
  • Introductions to Security Research – Windows
    • Introduction to Security Research – Vulnerable Win 10 Setup
    • Introductions to Security Research – Windows – Permissions
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – Privilege Escalation Tools
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – Service Exploits
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – Kernel Exploits
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – Additional Attacks
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – PowerShell and User Privs
    • Introductions to Security Research – Win – Privilege Escalation Strategies
  • Introduction to Security Research – Linux
    • Introduction to Security Research – PreReq – *Nix Exp 1-5
    • Introduction to Security Research – PreReq – *Nix Exp 6-14
    • Introduction to Security Research – PreReq – *Nix Exp 15-16
  • Overview of .EXE and .DLL Files in the .NET world
  • ELF Binaries Overview
• Introduction to Physical Penetration Test – Overview
  • Introduction to Physical Penetration Testing Part 1 – Basic Lockpicking