[Cr3aTor]

There is a hell load of resources out there nowadays if you want to get into hacking.

I can recall to this, you just need the motivation and curiosity because the information is out there. That's not related to hacking specifically, you could learn any field you want just from the internet. That's why I love it so much.

[darkninja1980]

There is a hell load of resources out there nowadays if you want to get into hacking.

I can recall to this, you just need the motivation and curiosity because the information is out there. That's not related to hacking specifically, you could learn any field you want just from the internet. That's why I love it so much.

correct

[natifix]

would you have a recommendation for a dumb-ass beginner like myself?

cheers.

[mothered]

would you have a recommendation for a dumb-ass beginner like myself?

Hacking Is a broad term that covers an array of entities.

Identify the capacity you're Interested In and work from there. Don't solely rely on online resources, you also need to pursue It via your own volition- question assumptions, work around the obvious, seeing what's not (apparently) there and so forth.

[Cr3aTor]

would you have a recommendation for a dumb-ass beginner like myself?

Hacking Is a broad term that covers an array of entities.

Identify the capacity you're Interested In and work from there. Don't solely rely on online resources, you also need to pursue It via your own volition- question assumptions, work around the obvious, seeing what's not (apparently) there and so forth.

^^^ Basically what was said above. However, I could add that you will learn by practice most of the time, and don't hesitate to try/create new project and bring new ideas to the community.

[mothered]

would you have a recommendation for a dumb-ass beginner like myself?

Hacking Is a broad term that covers an array of entities.

Identify the capacity you're Interested In and work from there. Don't solely rely on online resources, you also need to pursue It via your own volition- question assumptions, work around the obvious, seeing what's not (apparently) there and so forth.

However, I could add that you will learn by practice most of the time, and don't hesitate to try/create new project and bring new ideas to the community.

Precisely.

As another addition, when you don't succeed during a given task, by no means Is It an Indicator of failure In It's entirety. Take the positive out of the negative, and you'll be aware of what "not to do" the next time around.

[Pikami]

Will have to check them out.
I've used root-me a while ago, awesome site

[natifix]

I managed a few accounts now so I can just get right in and start crackin...

[floatpoint]

Thank you very much for this

[bigbangT]

List of all the renowned hacking platform, nice