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RE: Hacking/Programming Mentor Request - compfixing - 12-09-2012
(12-08-2012, 09:59 PM)L3st4t Wrote: Thanks for the help. I really appreciate this. Does anyone know how i could get into some "Grey Hat" hacking?
You still don't understand yet...
...you need to work from the bottom to top...can't jump right into it without any knowledge.
Hope it refreshes your mind.
RE: Hacking/Programming Mentor Request - L3st4t - 12-10-2012
(12-09-2012, 08:03 PM)compfixing Wrote:(12-08-2012, 09:59 PM)L3st4t Wrote: Thanks for the help. I really appreciate this. Does anyone know how i could get into some "Grey Hat" hacking?
You still don't understand yet...
...you need to work from the bottom to top...can't jump right into it without any knowledge.
Hope it refreshes your mind.
I said in a previous post i want to start from basic stuff and work up.
Quote:I would like to just get a well rounded base of knowledge. i might want to start with something simple and work up to something more difficult.please read the whole thread next time and don't jump down my throat without base.
Also i catch on quickly when being taught so if anyone will mentor me in hacking i would greatly appreciate it. also guxi, i think i'll take you up on your offer and check out python. thanks
RE: Hacking/Programming Mentor Request - L3st4t - 12-13-2012
so is anyone willing to teach me the basics of hacking? i mean the kind of stuff that everyone needs to know.
RE: Hacking/Programming Mentor Request - Deque - 12-16-2012
(12-08-2012, 06:08 PM)L3st4t Wrote:(12-08-2012, 02:37 PM)drake8 Wrote: Please descripe a little more. What kind of hacking? A little personal info too. Like if you're a slow learner and stuff like that.
I would like to just get a well rounded base of knowledge. i might want to start with something simple and work up to something more difficult. i think i want to get into some white and black hat hacking. that would be my main goal.
On the programming note, i would really like to learn to develop for any platform, especially android. i would like to learn code languages and i've also always had an ultimate goal of creating my own computer operating system. i know that's REALLY ambitious but i think it can be done if i want to make a linux distro.
Lastly, Guxi, how useful is python and what are the ways in which it is used?
Platform independend, relatively easy and android: Java is a good choice here.
For OS development you would go with assembly and C.