I recently started a YouTube series on hacking. With a main focus on reverse engineering and memory corruption. I'm currently on episode 0x5 and I currently release them biweekly.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhixgUqwRTjxglIswKp9m...

I also record myself playing CTFs and I just created a video walkthrough of the pwnable 200 challenge from the 32c3 CTF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLsckMfScOg

Maybe it helps somebody.

Good stuff. Consider posting in https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/

High quality. Thank you!

Yes, the Lena tutorials are the industry standard, if you can refer to the cracking scene as an industry. As far as I remember they are targeted towards blackhat crackers but the information is still valuable even for aspiring security researchers or whitehats.

What do you think about this? http://reversewithme.blogspot.sk/2012/10/why-lena151-tutoria...

Dude thank you these are incredible! Especially since I know I'm more of a visual learner, these vids look primo

Hmm, flash files relating to reverse engineering?

I'd love to watch it but yeah not touching things like that of unknown provenance.

I understand the paranoia, but quite frankly "unknown provenance" is just FUD. Countless others, including me, have used them with no problems. Due to the demographic of their intended audience, I doubt any maliciousness could remain undetected and unannounced for long --- trying to hide something from a community of reverse-engineers tends to be rather difficult. ;-)

Fair enough, it just hit too many of my "this seems sketchy" twitches. Would be nice if they had some mpeg 4 or whatever as well. I could break out ffmpeg but can't remember how to convert so I just don't bother. Other things to do in either case so no big loss.

You don't need to install the Flash plugin in your browser. You can use a standalone reader that handles SFW files(like GOM Player).