Resources

This page contains links to helpful or educational resources relating to the club or cybersecurity in general. Here you can find links to previous workshops and events, code and projects maintained by the club, and any general resources helpful for learning about computer security.

Club Resources

Our GitHub page contains public code and projects written by the club. Any contributions are welcome!

Our Workshop Resources page contains slides, recordings, and other resources for various talks and presentations.

If you are affiliated with Stanford, you can access some additional Internal Workshop Resources.

Join our Slack to discuss club events and computer security in general! (email soe_applied-cyber@stanford.edu to be added)

General Resources

This section contains a number of links to general computer security resources. Note that the Applied Cyber club is not affiliated with the following links, and although many members have used these resources without issue, we cannot guarantee that they are correct or safe. Use at your own risk!

CTFTime is a website that details upcoming CTF competitions.

HackCenter is a CTF-style practice site. Currently, it only contains activities from the Enigma 2017 CTF event.

CS 155 is a Stanford introductory computer security course, giving a good overview of modern vulnerabilities.

Exploit Exercises is a good website for practicing exploit development, reverse engineering, and other computer security skills.

Corelan's Exploit Writing Tutorials are another good resource for exploit development, especially on Windows.