RE: Why did you start hacking? 04-21-2014, 09:26 AM
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What drove you to the technical side?
The ability to manipulate, change and control something is awesome.
Why did you continue doing it, and why haven't you stopped?
It's like a puzzle, I'm addicted to figuring out puzzles, I can't help myself but want to do it. For social engineering i enjoy the buzz of getting away with it.
How long did you spend your time getting to the skill level you're at right now?
At social engineering I would say a couple of years, as a programmer I haven't been programming in non-web languages for very long and as for being a hacker, well I have no skills in that sense.
Do you see yourself doing this as a career if not already, and do you see yourself doing it for a majority of your life?
I would love to do this for the rest of my life but I would not do it for a career, it wouldn't feel the same.
If someone told you that they wanted to start hacking, what would you tell them?
Learn to program first.
The ability to manipulate, change and control something is awesome.
Why did you continue doing it, and why haven't you stopped?
It's like a puzzle, I'm addicted to figuring out puzzles, I can't help myself but want to do it. For social engineering i enjoy the buzz of getting away with it.
How long did you spend your time getting to the skill level you're at right now?
At social engineering I would say a couple of years, as a programmer I haven't been programming in non-web languages for very long and as for being a hacker, well I have no skills in that sense.
Do you see yourself doing this as a career if not already, and do you see yourself doing it for a majority of your life?
I would love to do this for the rest of my life but I would not do it for a career, it wouldn't feel the same.
If someone told you that they wanted to start hacking, what would you tell them?
Learn to program first.
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