Labtainer Buffer Overflow Guidance Needed

Beginner Needs Step-by-Step Help with Labtainer Buffer Overflow Assignment (Live Session — URGENT)

Hi, I’m new to C and Linux programming, and I urgently need a patient and experienced professional to guide me through a Labtainer Buffer Overflow lab. This is part of my cybersecurity coursework, and I’d like to complete it within the next 24–48 hours.

The assignment involves:

Compiling a vulnerable program (32-bit, with protections disabled)

Creating a buffer overflow exploit (NOP sled, shellcode, return address)

Running and testing the program with and without protections like ASLR, StackGuard, and non-exec stack

What I need:

A live screen-sharing session (Zoom, Google Meet, or similar)

Someone who can walk me through each step slowly, explain in beginner-friendly language, and make sure I understand what I’m doing—not just do it for me

Guidance to help me complete the lab confidently during the session

Environment: Labtainer (Linux, 32-bit mode)
Estimated Time: 1–2 hours
Payment: Open to reasonable hourly or fixed rates

If you’ve done Labtainer buffer overflow labs before or have experience teaching these concepts to beginners, I’d love to work with you.
Please mention your experience and availability in the next 24–48 hours when you place your bid.