[KaRNaL]

Hi. My name is John. I am new here so I will introduce myself. I have around 5 years of coding experience, mostly with application-based stuff. I have been wanting to learn more about security, and how to bypass it, for a while now. I found sinisterly via google and decided to register. I would appreciate it if some experienced members could point me in the direction of some good material on hacking and exploits. I would like to emphasize that quick results do not interest me so much as actually learning the technical details behind hacks, that can be useful in finding future 0-days.

[Oni]

Welcome to the forum. Be sure to check the rules/help docs if you need information.

There's some good material in the sections and a number of members you could meet.

[d0ntjump]

Welcome to the forum @KaRNaL --> I think you will find some useful knowledge here and plenty of people who share the same interest. Shoot me a PM if you need help with anything. Enjoy!

[Aeolian]

Welcome to SL, enjoy your stay here!

[Skryptec]

Welcome to the forum John, enjoy your stay!

[Azzid]

Welcome to the forums buddy

[Altair]

Welcome to SL John, enjoy your stay

[fiddlesticks]

It's scary that you've been a developer for 5 years with no knowledge of security. Glad you're wanting to get into it now, better late than never.

[mothered]

Welcome to our community John.

Learning about vulnerabilities, exploits, attack vectors and so forth, does take time and also comes In a lot variances. Stating the obvious and as a starting point, I suggest you select the type you're Interested In and solely focus on that before moving onto something else.
Anyhow, I hope your experience on this board Is a most pleasant one.

[Rikka]

Welcome to the site, enjoy your stay!