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Challenge Sites
- hackergames.net
A very large list of many challenge sites. There you can also post your opinion of our site!
- Hackerslab.org
The best page ever! If you wanne learn something about buffer overflows and UNIX (things that we are not able to offer at the moment) then you should check out this site!
- HackQuest
Very good german/english site with lots of good challenges, a forum, a messaging system and tutorials. You can choose the language between English and German.
- Blind-Dice
Nice challenge site with some really nice challenges I have never seen before!
- Electrica
Good site with many hard challenges. One of the best sites i have seen! (from Caesum)
- Net Force
Very good site with not so easy challenges!
- hackits.de
Challenge site
- OSIX
Site with many articles about programming stuff and a collection of logical challenges.
- memoryDUMP
Small challenge site with a handful of easy challenges. They'll probably add more soon.
- MiB's Challenges
Challenge site of MiB's. What else do I have to say. Check it out!!! :-)
- DareYourMind
Coding, Logic, Stegano, Crypto and Realistic Challenges
- DarkMindZ
Recently relaunched with great layout. There are no challenges yet, but some articles and a forum.
- Project Euler
A site of programming challenges, which you can solve on your own machine. You hand in only the solutions. Hence you can use any programming language you like, or some math and brain on the first levels.
- UVa Online Judge
Programming challenges of past contests and regularly new online contests.
- USACO training program
The training portal for the USA's team for the international olympiad in informatics is open for everyone and a good introduction into solving algorithmic problems. The contests are available under http://ace.delos.com/ioigate.
Security Sites
- buhaboard
A very good german forum about nearly everything! (programming, security, hacking, math, logic, ...)
- cgisecurity
Really good tutorials! I like the fingerprinting ones (part I and II) most.
- guninski.com
good security site.
- SecurityFocus
One of the biggest database of exploits and vulnerabilities. (bugtraq)
- SecuriTeam
A security site maybe not as big as securityfocus but with more details about the exploits.
- packet storm
A nice, big exploit collection.
- DeathSpawn's page
Some nice Ollydbg tutorials for beginners written by DeathSpawn.
- www.theargon.com
Word-list collection!
- W3 Security-FAQ
The World Wide Web Security FAQ
- Google Hacking Database (GHDB)
If you do not know how to use google or you think you might know everything about it, check out this site!
- ngssoftware.com Whitepapers
Collection of real good whitepapers! You have to check them out.
- Hackers-News
Security & Hacking Information (daily update)
- HackersCenter
Daily updated security portal with exploits, advisories and the largest collection of tools and texts you may ever need. Introducing more than 10 different security related sections. Make us a visite and you wont regret.
- milw0rm
Exploits, papers, shellcodes and videos. Useful database!
Programming, Software
- RFC Editor
All (?) RFC-documents, reachable through a nice search-engine.
- MSDN Library
The ultimate online version of all help files and SDKs ever made by microsoft!