You'd like to become a security ninja but don't know what kind of projects are good for you? Here are a list of little projects that you could maybe present at securinlille ;)

However, BYOI! (Bring Your Own Ideas).

• x86 assembly 101
• Debugging GNU/Linux programs
• Debugging Windows programs

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There are no previous presentations because we are lazy.

• Stack buffer overflows. Show a PoC (Proof of Concept)!
• Integer overflows. Show a PoC (Proof of Concept)!
• Format strings. Show a PoC (Proof of Concept)!
• Write-what-were vulnerabilities. Show a PoC (Proof of Concept)!
• Can you smash the stack? (http://smashthestack.org/) Show a solution for a level!
• NX / DEP
• ASLR
• Stack cookies
• Return Oriented Programming
• Pwning EasyRmToMP3 Converter (www.corelan.be exploit writing tutorial 1)
• Pwning some toy Windows kernel device drivers (https://github.com/0vercl0k/Windows-Kernel-Flaws)

• Present level0 crackme on crackmes.de
• Present your write-up for bluehat reverse-1
• No-cd for Morrowind (no anti-reverse)
• Obfuscate programs with code flattening (hint: it was presented to HECI students)
• Ptrace anti-debugging trick
• Nanomites
• Code morphing

• Hide processes and files with a Windows kernel rootkit
• Virii 101 (Giant Black Book of Computer Viruses, Virus : théorie, pratique et applications)

• x86 segmentation and pagination
• How to develop basic device drivers for [insert an OS]
• Syscall filtering with ptrace
• Programming a sandbox for the Linux kernel
• Linux slab allocator
• Fuzzgrind, fuzzing using symbolic executions
• Z3, the microsoft solver
• Automated reverse engineering with KLEE symbolic virtual machine
• What makes it page? The story of the Windows virtual memory manager
• Virtualization for dummes
• x86 virtual machine extensions
• Differences between x86 and ARM
• Debugging the windows kernel with windbg
• Debugging the linux kernel with kdb
• Communication to drivers with IOCTL
• Windows startup
• Inside UEFI