[lolrol]

Hi there,

I'm interested in learning website hacking. I'm pretty new to this, but I catch on fast. Right now, I know some basics like DDoS, brute force, and Python.
I'm also working on getting the hang of CSS and HTTP.
I've started using tools like BurpSuite and dealing with packet analysis and proxies.

If you have any courses or tips for beginners, or if you could even help me, I'd appreciate it.
(still a beginer)

Thanks for any help you can give.

[darkninja]

Welcome to the world of hacking! There are lot of free resources that you can find on the internet. github and gitlab are good sources.

[r00f3rr]

If you have any courses or tips for beginners, or if you could even help me, I'd appreciate it.
(still a beginer)

OffSec courses may be interesting for you, informative and comprehensive

[irregular_posix]

You can learn everything from YouTube. Can watch John Hammond to get you through CTF challenges that can upskill yourself then test your web hacking methodology on real familiar sites in your country. If you're planning to find a job in cybersec, get certified. OffSec courses can be relatively expensive, a cheaper alternative is TCM's PNPT.

[ThisDev]

Tips: Learn metasploit, it's a pretty good resource in my eyes

[darkninja]

try Kage too. Its pretty interesting in hacking mobile phones and creating payloads when it comes to smart phones.

[syr1u6]

you have a long way to go son

[Z3r-Pr0xy]

Hi there,

I'm interested in learning website hacking. I'm pretty new to this, but I catch on fast. Right now, I know some basics like DDoS, brute force, and Python.
I'm also working on getting the hang of CSS and .
I've started using tools like BurpSuite and dealing with packet analysis and proxies.

If you have any courses or tips for beginners, or if you could even help me, I'd appreciate it.
(still a beginer)

Thanks for any help you can give.

I'll list what you need to get started and I'll give you the reasons why

programming: to understand how software/systems work, this is a very important detail, as there will come a point when you can create your own malware

computer networks: this is essential from the beginning because you will be dealing with intrusions (maybe in the near future, who knows? it all depends on you) know about network ports, web requests like POST/GET to be able to handle

Linux and BSD: Don't get stuck in Windows with cmd, learn about other operating systems like BSD systems or Linux distributions that force you to use the terminal, so you're always learning new things... imagine hacking a Linux server and you're already did you mess with it? Stupid thing, right?

Information Security Books such as: Hackers exposed, Linux Basics for hackers, books on computer networks, programming, etc.

understand one thing, be thirsty for knowledge, the more knowledge the more power!