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Where to start of with hacking? - BlackHat12 - 12-06-2012
Dear Hacker Community,
There always has been a desire of me the to learn hacking, so obvious I am just on the start, means no experience of any kind. So I would be very pleased if someone could explain, and give me a general over about hacking, and further provide me with a tutorial how to hack. I would be very pleased when being explained everything, what each step does, in order to get a deep understanding, also I would prefer not to use any sort of tools form others, according to my goal, to achieve all by myself, and not through someone's program.
Thanks in advance,
BlackHat12
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - Solixious - 12-06-2012
Info about hacking = Link
Links to tutorials on hacking = Link
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - BlackHat12 - 12-07-2012
Thank you a lot for your rapid reply, which I had a look at so far, including the links. It has helped me a lot so far, giving me a general understanding of hacking, showing what skills you should bring along, and therefore I have decided to get myself first of all into C++. After accomplishing this skill I would ask questions, and start off with some tutorials for hacking. For the C++ are there any particular sections I should look at very closely.
Just thanks again for the really helping post.
BlackHat12
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - BlackHat12 - 12-07-2012
Thank you a lot for your rapid reply, which I had a look at so far, including the links. It has helped me a lot so far, giving me a general understanding of hacking, showing what skills you should bring along, and therefore I have decided to get myself first of all into C++. After accomplishing this skill I would ask questions, and start off with some tutorials for hacking. For the C++ are there any particular sections I should look at very closely.
Just thanks again for the really helping post.
BlackHat12
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - LightX - 12-07-2012
The title of this thread is not as it should be, could you please change it to something more appropriate for this? Like where do I start with hacking ect...
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - LightX - 12-07-2012
The title of this thread is not as it should be, could you please change it to something more appropriate for this? Like where do I start with hacking ect...
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - Guxi - 12-07-2012
check this website out, you can gain some knowledge here www.hackthissite.org
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - Guxi - 12-07-2012
check this website out, you can gain some knowledge here www.hackthissite.org
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - Anima Templi - 12-07-2012
I would defenitely not recommed you to start out with C++. It's a pretty hard language to start out with, and there is a big chance that you would get tired of it right away. Therefore i would recommend you to start out with Python, which will give you a basic understanding about how programming languages works, and how to use them to create applications. Also Python is actually a pretty powerful language when you master all of it's functions. You will also have a lot of support since many "new hackers" starts out with it, and therefore many people have knowledge about it, and will gladly answer your quesitons.
RE: General Hacking Turorial for Beginners - Anima Templi - 12-07-2012
I would defenitely not recommed you to start out with C++. It's a pretty hard language to start out with, and there is a big chance that you would get tired of it right away. Therefore i would recommend you to start out with Python, which will give you a basic understanding about how programming languages works, and how to use them to create applications. Also Python is actually a pretty powerful language when you master all of it's functions. You will also have a lot of support since many "new hackers" starts out with it, and therefore many people have knowledge about it, and will gladly answer your quesitons.