Stop watching.
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The practice-first community for CTF and Linux kernel fuzzing. Don't just watch tutorials - solve real challenges through structured guidance.
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Palash Oswal
Lead Mentor
A school that doesn't lecture
Most courses sell you hours of video. We sell you hours of practice. Stop the tutorial hell and start active exploitation. We focus on doing over watching.
The Tutorial Trap
- Passive watching of 40-hour video playlists
- Simulated, unrealistic environments
- No feedback on your actual code
The Hacker's Way
- Active recall through daily CTF challenges
- Structured paths through real Linux kernel challenges
- Expert review of your exploit scripts
How it works
From novice to kernel hacker in 5 steps
Pick a Track
Select from Foundations, Binary Exploitation, or Kernel.
Attempt
Jump into real challenges and attempt a clean solve.
Submit Exploit
Push your proof-of-concept code to the platform.
Get Feedback
Receive detailed code reviews from experts.
Level Up
Earn badges and unlock harder challenges.
Training Tracks
Specialized curriculums designed for modern security research.
CTF Foundations
Master the basics of scripting, cryptography, and reverse engineering.
Systems Practice:
- Python Scripting
- Basic Buffer Overflows
Binary Exploitation
Deep dive into memory corruption, heap grooming, and ROP chains.
Systems Practice:
- Heap Exploitation
- ROP / JOP Chains
Kernel Fuzzing
Learn to set up Syzkaller and analyze crash dumps effectively.
Systems Practice:
- Syzkaller Setup
- KASAN Analysis
Kernel Pwn
Advanced privilege escalation and race condition exploitation.
Systems Practice:
- Race Conditions
- SLUB Allocator
Simple Pricing
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Full Access
The complete roadmap for serious hackers ready to master kernel exploitation.
- Full access to All Tracks
- Custom tools to learn and solve challenges
- Priority Code Reviews
- Guided tracks tailored to your learning level
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for absolute beginners?
The Foundations track is designed for beginners with some basic programming knowledge (Python/C). If you've never coded before, we recommend learning the basics of Python first.
Do I need a powerful computer?
Not really. Most CTF challenges run well on a typical laptop, and for kernel work we provide setup guidance so you can practice on existing challenges without heavy hardware.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, upon completing a track and passing the final challenge, you receive a cryptographically signed certificate of completion that you can add to your LinkedIn or resume.
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