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Hey guys. Before I leave this forum due to me wanting to focus on the bigger stuff in my future, I want to take a quick last look and revamp my latest project in hackforums: Beginner hacking teaching.
It's almost like a taboo sort of thing in the more advanced circle of security intermediates and experts. People don't teach. If you're good enough, you'll reach everything yourself, so if you expect to be spoon fed you won't get far at all.
My reasons:
1) To educate beginners in Hackforums 1 on 1, the curious, information seeking ones which just need a point to the right direction. Different people need different ways to learn.
2) Compete against something I don't like: Paid hacking lessons. I've seen one of them which charged an absurd amount of a price to a lesson, I knew I was better than the guy and felt actual remorse seeing people pay him such a high amount. So naturally I screwed it up by doing better and free.
3) Enumerate the amount of people here which truly want to begin VS skids-to-death, "how do I get cash out of this", and other types of people I won't elaborate on. The ratio is dumb. It's like 1:15. I get 1 true beginner for every single dude that wants me to setup his RAT.
Plus, I love teaching as much as I love learning. Passing knowledge to another dude feels right and helps me as well, when I explain something I know it better.
Information:
Concluding this:
Some people in this forum just have some issues starting up. I think I did good, but then again I received a lot of just plain, boring help requests with stuff like: RAT support, eWhoring, Port forwarding, Crypting, DDoSing. The exception I was interested at was a C++ dude interested at how some malware works, and we sat down and talked it together.
So yeah. It was kind of fun but ultimately stressing out. I don't think I could've continued much longer. However, I still do.
I'm mass sending the link to this thread to anybody I added.
This DOES NOT MEAN my service is stopping. I STILL HELP, but I kinda sad to inform that I'm leaving HF for a good while (at least half a year) due to me wanting to get better at some stuff, and me registering military. I'll ban myself ASAP I'm done with stuff.
What do you guys think of what I tried to do? Do you think I'm wasting time? This should be a lovely discussion.
Hey guys. Before I leave this forum due to me wanting to focus on the bigger stuff in my future, I want to take a quick last look and revamp my latest project in hackforums: Beginner hacking teaching.
It's almost like a taboo sort of thing in the more advanced circle of security intermediates and experts. People don't teach. If you're good enough, you'll reach everything yourself, so if you expect to be spoon fed you won't get far at all.
My reasons:
1) To educate beginners in Hackforums 1 on 1, the curious, information seeking ones which just need a point to the right direction. Different people need different ways to learn.
2) Compete against something I don't like: Paid hacking lessons. I've seen one of them which charged an absurd amount of a price to a lesson, I knew I was better than the guy and felt actual remorse seeing people pay him such a high amount. So naturally I screwed it up by doing better and free.
3) Enumerate the amount of people here which truly want to begin VS skids-to-death, "how do I get cash out of this", and other types of people I won't elaborate on. The ratio is dumb. It's like 1:15. I get 1 true beginner for every single dude that wants me to setup his RAT.
Plus, I love teaching as much as I love learning. Passing knowledge to another dude feels right and helps me as well, when I explain something I know it better.
Information:
- I've added 96 people in my Skype since I started this.
- Only half of them actually replied to me after sending me a request.
- Only 1/5 guys of them have actually shown potential in becoming successful in these form of subjects.
- What I've taught was MOSTLY Website Development, followed by Website Security and Exploitation.
- Then, it's:
- Sever Penetration testing.
- Networking.
- And C/C++.
- I've received a donation of 32$ to sticky the thread for a week. Awesome.
Concluding this:
Some people in this forum just have some issues starting up. I think I did good, but then again I received a lot of just plain, boring help requests with stuff like: RAT support, eWhoring, Port forwarding, Crypting, DDoSing. The exception I was interested at was a C++ dude interested at how some malware works, and we sat down and talked it together.
So yeah. It was kind of fun but ultimately stressing out. I don't think I could've continued much longer. However, I still do.
I'm mass sending the link to this thread to anybody I added.
This DOES NOT MEAN my service is stopping. I STILL HELP, but I kinda sad to inform that I'm leaving HF for a good while (at least half a year) due to me wanting to get better at some stuff, and me registering military. I'll ban myself ASAP I'm done with stuff.
What do you guys think of what I tried to do? Do you think I'm wasting time? This should be a lovely discussion.