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RE: what is the best way for a hacker not to be called a Skid ? - -Isotope - 12-18-2018
Skid = Script Kiddie
My one line definition " A person who uses pre-made tools and exploits without any knowledge on how do they exactly work"
I guess the best way to avoid being called as a skid is to learn the fundamental concepts and theories working behind the working of any tool or resource you are using and contribute more to the community by scripting custom tools and tutorials, preferably open source ones.
RE: what is the best way for a hacker not to be called a Skid ? - darkninja1980 - 01-23-2019
(12-18-2018, 04:20 AM)-Isotope Wrote: Skid = Script Kiddie
My one line definition " A person who uses pre-made tools and exploits without any knowledge on how do they exactly work"
I guess the best way to avoid being called as a skid is to learn the fundamental concepts and theories working behind the working of any tool or resource you are using and contribute more to the community by scripting custom tools and tutorials, preferably open source ones.
great point
RE: what is the best way for a hacker not to be called a Skid ? - mothered - 01-23-2019
(12-18-2018, 04:20 AM)-Isotope Wrote: Skid = Script Kiddie
My one line definition " A person who uses pre-made tools and exploits without any knowledge on how do they exactly work"
Good point.
A true hacker does not require tools to exploit and circumvent security.
RE: what is the best way for a hacker not to be called a Skid ? - darkninja1980 - 01-25-2019
(01-23-2019, 04:05 AM)mothered Wrote:(12-18-2018, 04:20 AM)-Isotope Wrote: Skid = Script Kiddie
My one line definition " A person who uses pre-made tools and exploits without any knowledge on how do they exactly work"
Good point.
A true hacker does not require tools to exploit and circumvent security.
yes, I agree.