Alternatives and similar repositories for 0days-in-the-wild

Users that are interested in 0days-in-the-wild are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• xairy / vmware-exploitation
  A collection of links related to VMware escape exploits
  ☆1,475Updated last year
• pedrib / PoC
  Advisories, proof of concept files and exploits that have been made public by @pedrib.
  ☆850Updated 6 months ago
• allpaca / chrome-sbx-db
  A Collection of Chrome Sandbox Escape POCs/Exploits for learning
  ☆841Updated 5 years ago
• nccgroup / exploit_mitigations
  Knowledge base of exploit mitigations available across numerous operating systems, architectures and applications and versions.
  ☆911Updated last year
• github / securitylab
  Resources related to GitHub Security Lab
  ☆1,538Updated last week
• grimm-co / NotQuite0DayFriday
  This is a repo which documents real bugs in real software to illustrate trends, learn how to prevent or find them more quickly.
  ☆803Updated 3 years ago
• m1ghtym0 / browser-pwn
  An updated collection of resources targeting browser-exploitation.
  ☆819Updated 4 years ago
• googleprojectzero / Jackalope
  Binary, coverage-guided fuzzer for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android
  ☆1,252Updated last month
• hardik05 / Damn_Vulnerable_C_Program
  An example C program which contains vulnerable code for common types of vulnerabilities. It can be used to show fuzzing concepts.
  ☆707Updated last year
• cloudfuzz / android-kernel-exploitation
  Android Kernel Exploitation
  ☆625Updated 3 years ago
• maddiestone / ConPresentations
  Slide decks from my conference presentations
  ☆365Updated 2 years ago
• houjingyi233 / macOS-iOS-system-security
  Here is some resources about macOS/iOS system security.
  ☆528Updated 8 months ago
• bcoles / kernel-exploits
  Various kernel exploits
  ☆795Updated last year
• perfectblue / ctf-writeups
  Perfect Blue's CTF Writeups
  ☆687Updated last year
• lockedbyte / CVE-Exploits
  PoC exploits for software vulnerabilities
  ☆682Updated 4 years ago
• stong / CVE-2021-3156
  PoC for CVE-2021-3156 (sudo heap overflow)
  ☆436Updated 3 years ago
• stong / how-to-exploit-a-double-free
  How to exploit a double free vulnerability in 2021. Use After Free for Dummies
  ☆1,367Updated 8 months ago
• 0xdea / semgrep-rules
  A collection of my Semgrep rules to facilitate vulnerability research.
  ☆701Updated 3 weeks ago
• alisaesage / Disclosures
  Zero-day and N-day security vulnerability notes, analysis, and proof-of-concepts
  ☆427Updated 3 years ago
• chompie1337 / Linux_LPE_eBPF_CVE-2021-3490
  ☆308Updated 2 years ago
• Markakd / DirtyCred
  Kernel exploitation technique
  ☆578Updated last year
• nccgroup / fuzzowski
  the Network Protocol Fuzzer that we will want to use.
  ☆778Updated last year
• ChrisTheCoolHut / Zeratool
  Automatic Exploit Generation (AEG) and remote flag capture for exploitable CTF problems
  ☆1,142Updated 2 years ago
• bsauce / kernel-exploit-factory
  Linux kernel CVE exploit analysis report and relative debug environment. You don't need to compile Linux kernel and configure your enviro…
  ☆1,252Updated last year
• Nautilus-Institute / quals-2022
  Source code for the DEF CON 30 CTF Qualifiers.
  ☆264Updated last year
• StarCrossPortal / bug-hunting-101
  ☆339Updated 3 years ago
• 0xb0bb / pwndra
  A collection of pwn/CTF related utilities for Ghidra
  ☆694Updated last year
• Crusaders-of-Rust / CVE-2022-0185
  CVE-2022-0185
  ☆372Updated 3 years ago
• Accenture / VulFi
  IDA Pro plugin for query based searching within the binary useful mainly for vulnerability research.
  ☆637Updated 5 months ago
• arget13 / DDexec
  A technique to run binaries filelessly and stealthily on Linux by "overwriting" the shell's process with another.
  ☆869Updated 7 months ago