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5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - Boomslang - 07-13-2014
5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know
Hey guyz, today at *snip* we are going to discuss “5 Most Common Mistakes Done by Beginners in the field of Hacking“ or we can say “5 things Every New Beginner Hacker Should Know”.
This post is for everyone out there who actually want to become a true hacker:-
1) Never trust sites that ask you for money in return of Hacking Softwares or who claim to Hack Email Id’s in return of money. All such things are Scam . Nothing Works.
2) There is NO DIRECT SOFTWARE to Hack Facebook , Google , Yahoo or any other big website. All the softwares that claim to do so are scam. They are just meant to take your money and in worse cases, those softwares have trojans or keyloggers in them. As a result your account gets hacked trying to hack others.
3) NEVER EVER use the keyloggers or trojans you find as freeware on internet. Hackers are not fools. They compile keyloggers and trojans almost with any such software and when you install them , you are already hacked before even trying to hack others.
4) You are never going to be a good hacker without the knowledge of programming and scripting languages. When you are going to use only ready made softwares and would depend on them for hacking anything then your functionality would be limited upto the functionality of the software. When you are not going to use your brain , just doing the copy paste thing, then how can you even think of being a good hacker.
5) If you are a good Hacker, you already become a good programmer , a good script writer , a good web developer and an excellent security expert. Well any good Hacker will/should have good knowledge of various aspects and programming languages. to do XSS (Cross Site Scripting ) , PHP INJECTION , SQL INJECTION , PHISHING , FOOTPRINTING etc… you will have to be good at programing and scripting. And when you know the Various loop holes , vulnerabilities and security tips, you already become a Computer Security Expert.
So Never Ever Under estimate the term Hacker. A Hacker Is Not a person who just hacks email id’s or servers but a True Hacker is a Computer Genius who the knowledge of computers more than anyone.
Next time think before asking the question – “How much Will I get in this field?” because, if you have so many skills , you really don’t have to run after money. Success comes and money follows itself.
Credits: cYbeR #@x0r
Source: http://learnhacking.in/5-things-every-beginner-hacker-should-know/
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - chmod - 07-13-2014
You forgot the most important thing learn to Google! Not only is it a fantastic tool for learning, but if you know how to effectively use dorks it's an incredibly useful information gathering tool.
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - rexasarus - 07-13-2014
(07-13-2014, 04:34 PM)chmod Wrote: You forgot the most important thing learn to Google! Not only is it a fantastic tool for learning, but if you know how to effectively use dorks it's an incredibly useful information gathering tool.
Because for some of us, typing strings of characters into a search bar is too difficult
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - chmod - 07-13-2014
(07-13-2014, 07:15 PM)rexasarus Wrote:(07-13-2014, 04:34 PM)chmod Wrote: You forgot the most important thing learn to Google! Not only is it a fantastic tool for learning, but if you know how to effectively use dorks it's an incredibly useful information gathering tool.
Because for some of us, typing strings of characters into a search bar is too difficult
What I'm saying is some people skip Google altogether and ask questions here that have been answered literally thousands of times on the internet, and as I said using Google correctly is a great reconnaissance tool (I don't mean searching for random sql vulnerable pages) you can quickly find a wealth of information on a target system or organisation.
If you can do that then good for you (I mean that not sarcastically) but other people are not aware of it. And think Google is all about just typing a question into a search box and scrolling through hundreds of pages of results.
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - Boomslang - 07-13-2014
(07-13-2014, 04:34 PM)chmod Wrote: You forgot the most important thing learn to Google! Not only is it a fantastic tool for learning, but if you know how to effectively use dorks it's an incredibly useful information gathering tool.
Yes I'm aware of that. But unfortunately I'm not the author so..
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - rexasarus - 07-13-2014
(07-13-2014, 07:23 PM)chmod Wrote:(07-13-2014, 07:15 PM)rexasarus Wrote:(07-13-2014, 04:34 PM)chmod Wrote: You forgot the most important thing learn to Google! Not only is it a fantastic tool for learning, but if you know how to effectively use dorks it's an incredibly useful information gathering tool.
Because for some of us, typing strings of characters into a search bar is too difficult
What I'm saying is some people skip Google altogether and ask questions here that have been answered literally thousands of times on the internet, and as I said using Google correctly is a great reconnaissance tool (I don't mean searching for random sql vulnerable pages) you can quickly find a wealth of information on a target system or organisation.
If you can do that then good for you (I mean that not sarcastically) but other people are not aware of it. And think Google is all about just typing a question into a search box and scrolling through hundreds of pages of results.
I suppose you're right, however most of the already answered questions you find on websites lack the specifics you need. This is where I would choose to post a thread asking for help on here as apposed to just looking at similar topics that contain information that only vaguely touches what I'm after...
On the other hand, I guess you're right. If you know exactly what you're looking for, then google will almost definately have something relavent that can help. Personally I would rather ask on here, because to me, scanning through different websites looking for something specific doesn't appear as a brilliant use of time :Sarcastic:
Also I haven't said it yet, but this is a good thread, thank you RootTheSystem
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - zomgwtfbbq - 07-14-2014
I don't fully agree with point 1. There are several sites/people who hack email, sites and in return you pay them a fee. Not everyone scams, although, yes the majority are scammers.
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - mososo - 07-15-2014
quite an insightful post that is....thank you..but the temptation of falling prey to scam hackers putting up free crypters and other tools is tantalzingly irresistable...
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - Ligeti - 07-15-2014
Thanks for sharing this mate.
Well... IMHO, I truly believe in this: "If you are a beginner, don't hack!" this has much deeper meaning than it sounds, most people would argue "How can one learn anything without trying" and the answer is simple: "I script my own tools, I practice using labs and online demos (maybe hackme like websites), and above all ... I never ever attack people!"
If you want to prove yourself... make tutorials, post threads, write your story, but don't hurt people because you will be considered a skid, and lose the community respect, so in general... act as a man/woman!
Peace
RE: 5 Things Every Beginner Hacker Should Know - Mikasa - 07-18-2014
Good thread, common sense is very important and as a hacker a lot of common sense is needed. I think this will help a lot of beginner level hackers enter the world of hacking with some important precautions.