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From reading docs and watching videos to mastery<\/h1>\n

For many years, the tutorials on Corelan.be have been freely available to the public and have helped thousands of people learn about vulnerability research, exploit development, and Windows internals. 
They have been referenced in research papers, cited in books and conference talks, and used by security professionals around the world.   Other trainers have based courses around it.
The tutorials will always remain free. 
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But reading tutorials and mastering the craft are two different things. 
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At some point, many researchers realize they want more than written material. They want to go deeper, faster, and with direct guidance.\nThat\u2019s where professional training comes in.
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The tutorials posted on this site already cover a lot of topics, but they don't necessarily bring the full picture.   Corelan's professional exploit development classes close that gap.   \n <\/p>\n

Why consider Corelan Training?<\/h4>\n

First of all, Corelan Training has its own dedicated website, and it may already have the answers, motivation and arguments that you need to sign up for a class.
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