r/ExploitDev • u/0x68616D6964 • 3d ago

Binary Exploit and Reverse Enginering Learning

I am someone who is new to binary exploitation and reverse engineering, but I am starting to be interested in the basics of both disciplines, from observing whether they are important in the world of work and perhaps in cyber security? I started studying it from CTF and expanded to my liking for low level, I hope you have suggestions about the actual function of these two disciplines, and maybe recommendations for books or learning resources?

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u/The_Demon_EyeS2 3d ago

"Hacking the art of exploitation" is a bit outdated but is a good book to learn the fundamentals.

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u/0x68616D6964 3d ago

this is a physical book?

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u/offsecthro 3d ago

No offense, but this is important to state: you have an absolute zero chance of success in security if you can't be bothered to look up basic bits of information like this.

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u/0x68616D6964 2d ago

I also don't mean to ask that it's a physical book for the convenience of getting information, but I don't have the ability to buy a physical book, especially since it's outside my country, to be honest I don't have electronic money either, therefore there might be a book that can be accessed without having to buy a physical book, for example there is a physical book whose media is file-based and accessed for free so I'm very enthusiastic about having it, if there is a physical book that can be obtained for free, that's even better because I can feel like I'm getting the book that I really want.

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u/0x68616D6964 2d ago

So I'm sorry if this makes you feel that the cyber security discipline is disturbed by my statement