Below is a curated, structured list of exploit development, reverse engineering, kernel exploitation, and memory corruption resources—including the full Corelan series, WinDbg guides, heap exploitation papers, and x64 exploitation material.

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The x86 Environment + Exploit Lab Setup

• Exploit writing tutorial part 1: Stack Based Overflows — Corelan

Stack Buffer Overflows (BOF)

• Exploit writing tutorial part 2: Jumping to shellcode — Corelan
• Exploit writing tutorial part 3: SEH Based Exploits — Corelan

Egg Hunters

• Exploit writing tutorial part 8: Win32 Egg Hunting — Corelan

Reliability & Reusability

• Exploit writing tutorial part 5: Debugger plugins — Corelan

Metasploit Framework

• Exploit writing tutorial part 4: From Exploit to Metasploit — Corelan

DEP & ASLR Bypass

• Exploit writing tutorial part 6 — Corelan
• Exploit writing tutorial part 10: ROP — Corelan
• Universal DEP/ASLR bypass with msvcr71.dll — Corelan

x64 Buffer Overflows

• Microsoft x64 Calling Convention
• Stack Based Buffer Overflows on x64 — Nytro Security

x64 SEH Overwrites

• Disk Savvy Enterprise BOF (SEH) x64 — dabooze

x64 Shellcodes

• Writing shellcodes for Windows x64 — Nytro Security

Advanced Bootcamp

WinDbg

• WinDbg Training Video
• WinDbg Command Reference

Windows Heap

• Windows 10 Userland Heap — Corelan
• Segment Heap Internals — BlackHat
• Win10 Heap Examples — Corelan

Heap Spraying

• Heap Spraying Demystified — Corelan
• Precise Heap Spray — Corelan

User-After-Free (UAF)

• Heap Attacks & Mitigations
• Exploit.courses UAF Slides
• UAF Write-Up — MalwareTech

Heap Overflows

• Heap Overflow Exploitation on Windows 10 — Rapid7

Type Confusion

• Type Confusion — Microsoft
• Windows Kernel Type Confusion — Pwnrip
• ECMA Engine Attacks — BlackHat
• CTF Writeup (Type Confusion) — SkullSecurity

Memory Leaks / Info Disclosure

• The Era of Info Leaks — BlackHat

Heap Manipulation

• Heap Feng Shui — BlackHat
• BabyFengShui CTF Challenge

Kernel Exploitation

• The book “A Guide to Kernel Exploitation”
• Abusing GDI for Ring0 Primitives
• FuzzySecurity Kernel ExploitDev
• Windows Exploitation Resources
• Uninitialized Stack Kernel Exploits

OSEE / AWE Open-Source Alternatives

• OSEE Prep (dhn)
• OSEE Prep (timip)

Extras

• Project Zero: What makes a “good” vulnerability?

Reminder: Nearly every paid exploit development course has a free or open-source equivalent of equal or greater quality.