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# offensive-craft ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ

> A forge for offensive security research โ€” exploit development, tooling, tradecraft, and proof-of-concept work across the red team spectrum.

This is a living lab. Each directory is a different discipline, explored through hands-on builds, not just theory. Some things will work. Some things will teach me why they don't.

## Contents

| Directory | Focus | Status |
|-----------|-------|--------|
| [exploit-lab](./exploit-lab/) | Stack buffer overflows, mitigation bypasses, return-oriented basics | โœ… Levels 1โ€“BOSS complete |
| _more incoming_ | OSINT pipelines, credential tools, BEC tradecraft, infostealer PoCs | ๐Ÿšง |

## Why this exists

To learn by building. To have a place where code, notes, and tradecraft live together. And maybe to help someone else who's asking "where do I even start?"

## Structure

Each subdirectory is self-contained โ€” its own README, source files, compiled binaries, and exploit scripts. Compile flags and methodology are documented inline.

## Legal

Everything here was built for **educational and authorized testing purposes only**. Vulnerable programs are intentionally written to be vulnerable โ€” they model real bugs in a safe environment. Don't run exploits against systems you don't own or have written permission to test.

## Tools used

- Kali Linux
- gcc (with various -fno flags to simulate old-school and hardened targets)
- pwntools
- GDB
- objdump / readelf
- Pure curiosity

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*Building the craft, one brick at a time.*