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vulnerability testing help - Eclipse - 10-28-2013
Hey Sinisterly,
I need help on learning how to properly test a site for vulnerabilities and exploit them. Mainly to deface them. Any help I am grateful for.
Thanks
Sparks.
RE: vulnerability testing help - Dismas - 10-28-2013
This isn't something that you learn overnight... Your question is ridiculously broad. It takes years of practice.
vulnerability testing help - Adorapuff - 10-28-2013
Learn SQL, HTML, JavaScript, Python, Pearl, and C. Learn these, come back, and post this again.
RE: vulnerability testing help - Eclipse - 10-28-2013
(10-28-2013, 12:35 PM)Oni Wrote: This isn't something that you learn overnight... Your question is ridiculously broad. It takes years of practice.
I know that. I just need some pointers just to get started.
RE: vulnerability testing help - OversouL - 10-28-2013
There are lot's of tutorials here, but if you want to be really good, Learn coding. It helps a lot.
RE: vulnerability testing help - Eclipse - 10-28-2013
(10-28-2013, 01:22 PM)OversouL Wrote: There are lot's of tutorials here, but if you want to be really good, Learn coding. It helps a lot.
What languages? The ones Putin said? I know one or two of them.
RE: vulnerability testing help - OversouL - 10-28-2013
(10-28-2013, 01:30 PM)Sparks Wrote: What languages? The ones Putin said? I know one or two of them.
Yeah, basically a whole bunch of them if not, all of them.
RE: vulnerability testing help - foxhound - 10-28-2013
The question is to big! is like if i ask you how to cooking or play music! so you really need to know the bare basics.....you really need to understand what are you trying to do, so you need to find vulns.....ok you can start by running a scan and see whats results you get...OS version of the machine, software and service running...then whenever you may find the vulnerability, you run the exploit with metasploit and thats all.....sounds easy but i my self still fighting with a site i want to deface...but not vulns find so far...so you also have brute force, which allows you to try millions of passwords in the admin panel login of your target....good luck and happy hunting!