Spiffomatic64's training ground for noobs
1)Buffer overflow example
2)Simple xss
3)Myspace 1st gen hash
4)Cracking Video
5)Paper I wrote on tools for this stuff
6)Cracking tutorial by FJLJ
7)Beginner cracking
8)Kernel Patching
9)Buffer overflow video
10)Beginners Virus Analysis
11)Beginners Programming automation
12)Advanced Windows Programming hacking

Rules:

1)No DOS attacks
2)Dont attack a service on this server unless specified
3)Dont spam me with a ton of questions, only use me when your really stuck
4)Use common sense, and be courtious
5)Have fun, or else...

A number of people have asked how I got into security so I figured I would answer that. Gaming. I started with doom, then Half-Life. After getting bored of Half-Life I started getting into modding, first small things like changing skins, then larger things like modifying how weapons worked. The more advanced mods required more and more coding. Once I got into programming I think (as corny as it sounds) the movie "The Matrix" got me into the idea of hacking. There was little to no real info on the web when I first started on hacking (everything was very hush hush and underground) But I found a website (hackthissite.org) that was awesome. I ended up being the first "user" to code a "challange" for the website, and was an admin for a little while (before things got too political and dramatic) The website is still great for beginners to get in the right frame of mind. After that I did some reverse engineering penetration testing for Lockheed Martin (through my college's co-op program), and here we are :)
I hope that's answered everyone's questions about myself

Heres how the site works:
Send me a question, and if i think its worth my/the worlds time
Ill answer it in the form of a simulated example to exploit.
It will have hints along the way to use if you so choose

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Answers to questions worth my time