exploit_me is a deliberately vulnerable ARM/ARM64 (AARCH64) application designed for educational purposes and exploitation training. The tool provides a CTF-style learning environment with 14 different vulnerability levels that demonstrate common security flaws found in real-world applications. The application includes various types of vulnerabilities such as: - Buffer overflows (stack, array, heap) - Integer overflow and off-by-one errors - Format string vulnerabilities - Memory corruption issues (use-after-free, zero pointers) - Code execution techniques (ROP, JOP) - Injection vulnerabilities (command injection, path traversal) - Advanced exploitation concepts (structure redirection, type confusion) The tool is portable across different platforms and includes setup scripts for Debian/Ubuntu systems. It provides both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries for testing different exploitation scenarios. The application comes with hints and debugging utilities to assist users in learning exploitation techniques. exploit_me serves as a hands-on training platform for security professionals, researchers, and students to practice binary exploitation skills in a controlled environment.