The map
Thinking like a hacker
Pick the question that sounds like you. Each one opens onto the posts that answer it, in the order they were meant to be read.
01·4 PARTS
Start here
Interested in learning offense? Start here. The fastest way to really learn how things work is to make them do things they were never designed to do.
- 01Post · 5 min readYou don't need permission to startThe gate you are waiting at is not locked. The one that actually matters is somewhere else entirely.
- 02Post · 7 min readSpooky simple Python tricksThe handful of Python tricks I reach for almost daily to reshape, encode and explore data.
- 03Post · 9 min readHow to learn while using AIIt has never been easier to learn with AI. The key is how you use it. This example uses Claude Code to learn gdb
- 04Post · 2 min readBrain explode: AI is getting a little scaryA PE checksum problem, three AI tools, and the one that went and read the docs instead of inventing functions.
02·2 COURSES
Academy
Learn by doing. These courses give you hands-on experience building skills with an offensive take.
- Beginner·6 lessons·89 minIN PROGRESSGDB from zero to heroStop guessing what a binary is doing and go look.
- Beginner·9 lessons·147 minIN PROGRESSDocker for Offense 101Disposable environments, built to order, thrown away after.
03
Posts
Long-form write-ups and shorter tips, from abusing DNS to eBPF. The full archive, newest first.
Topics
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