Existing reverse-engineering resources are either dense academic papers or disconnected tool documentation. Beginners need structured practice.
Create a web-based environment with intentionally vulnerable binaries and step-by-step challenges. Include visualization tools showing memory and registers during execution.
Charge for advanced challenge packs or team licenses. Security training budgets are growing.
MVP could be a simple CTF-style challenge runner with basic disassembly views.
Risk: Requires deep low-level expertise to create accurate learning materials.