🛠️ Vulnerabilities 1001: C-Family Software Implementation Vulnerabilities

This repository contains structured notes, labs, research studies, secure coding playbooks, and the certificate of completion for the “Vulnerabilities 1001: C-Family Software Implementation Vulnerabilities” course by OpenSecurityTraining2.

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📚 Notes

• 📝 01-introduction.md – Course intro & foundations
• 📝 02-buffer-overflow.md – Stack buffer overflow concepts
• 📝 03-format-string.md – Format string attacks
• 📝 04-integer-overflow.md – Integer overflow vulnerabilities
• 📝 05-use-after-free.md – UAF & dangling pointers
• 📝 06-heap-exploitation.md – Heap exploitation techniques
• 📝 07-rop-jop.md – Return/Jump Oriented Programming
• 📝 08-mitigations.md – Modern exploit mitigations
• 📝 09-case-studies.md – Real-world cases

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🧪 Labs

• 💻 lab-buffer-overflow.md – Practical buffer overflow lab
• 💻 lab-format-string.md – Format string exploitation lab
• 💻 lab-uaf.md – Use-After-Free lab exercise

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📋 Playbooks

• ✅ secure-coding.md – Secure coding guidelines
• ✅ detection-response.md – Detection & response guide

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🔬 Research

• 📄 case-studies.md – Case studies of famous exploits
• 📄 real-world-exploits.md – Exploits in the wild
• 📄 timeline.md – Vulnerability exploitation timeline

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📖 Documentation

• 📘 overview.md – Course overview & objectives
• 📘 syllabus.md – Full syllabus
• 📘 roadmap.md – Learning roadmap
• 📘 glossary.md – Terminology & definitions
• 📘 references.md – References & resources

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📸 Screenshots

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📜 Certificate

📄 Vulnerabilities 1001: C-Family Software Implementation Vulnerabilities

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🗣️ Personal Review

The Vulnerabilities 1001 course is a deep dive into how software bugs in C-family languages (C, C++, etc.) evolve into full-blown vulnerabilities.

• ✅ Well-structured with both theory and labs.
• ✅ Explains not only “how” an exploit works but also the historical context and mitigation evolution.
• ✅ Practical labs make abstract concepts tangible.
• ⚠️ Requires solid C programming background to fully follow.

👉 Overall, this course is highly recommended for anyone serious about binary exploitation and secure software development.

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✍️ Author

Thành Danh – Red Team Learner & Security Researcher

• GitHub: @ngvuthdanhh

• Email: ngvu.thdanh@gmail.com

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
See LICENSE for full details.

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