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Built an educational browser lab for buffer overflows with Grok. • 10 labs • IDA-style disasm + graph • gdb (breakpoints, stepi, context) • live stack • from pwn import * in the browser Crash it, step it, pwn it: QT article covers bof's + ROP.

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