Hacking Was Never about “How to hack” this and that , there is so many youtube channels out there who make videos like “how to hack “ or how to use a certain tool , rather then explaining the underlying concepts. understanding concepts on a lower level , and using those concepts to discover and go on an endless journey of learning ,is what i call hacking . that’s how at least i look at it,but it really takes a lot of time and unfortunately it’s not that simple.. I believe the following quote holds true, so don’t expect to become a skilled hacker in one night
anyone can master a skill with 10,000 hours of practice
so what i recommend doing is :
Learn How to use Linux
Learn About Assembly and C
I highly Recommend Watching This Youtube Playlist
Practice programming - it doesn’t matter what (website, game, mobile app, …)
Don’t pay for shitty “ethical hacking courses”
Watch LiveOverFlow Or JohnHammond.
Play random CTFs from ctftime and afterwards study writeups of challenges you couldn’t solve
Play wargames like overthewire, PicoCTF
here is also a curated list of ressources that will help u through :
Systems :
Corelan Team’s Exploit writing tutorial
Reverse Engineering :
Tutorials :
Tools :
The famous Tool developed by NSA’s Research Directorate: Ghidra
dotPeek - a free-of-charge .NET decompiler from JetBrains
Web :
Free class for web security by Hackerone
World’s largest Infosec and Hacking Portal.
Web Security Academy: Free Online Training from PortSwigger
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