This book was built on a lot of hard work, most of which happened elsewhere. Without permission to republish from these folks, this book would still be in development. They have our gratitude and admiration.
So, reader, when you’ve completed a few CTFs, and you’re ready for more, reach out to this list. They like to support ambition, and they just might know someone who needs some talent.
- Andrew Ruef created the initial proposal and slides
- Evan Jensen developed many of the lessons
- Nick Anderson ran through the lessons and made numerous improvements
- Alex Sotirov delivered the ROP lecture and provided feedback
- Jay Little for reviewing the binary exploitation modules
- Brandon Edwards delivered the source auditing lectures and the newspaper app
- Marcin W and Gotham Digital Science delivered the web security lectures
- Dino Dai Zovi delivered the introductory exploitation lectures
If you're interested in taking a course like this one for credit, check out NYU Poly. They offer concentrations in cybersecurity and we collaborate with them frequently through their Hacker in Residence program.