[Disparity]

"wtf? have you ever actually opened an ide or performed any attacks?"
Seeing as i have numerous hacking certs and got offered a Internship at IBM for security pretty sure i have.

If you have multiple certs and an internship at IBM for security I have a feeling you would know that it takes more than a few hours to have necessary programming knowledge in 5 languages.  🤩

""This surprisingly is a very useful thing to learn. It will help you throughout your computer science life. So why not pick it up now."
why is a bootstrap video in here?"

Good skill to have, not required but its a good skill. What kind of web app hacker could you be if you dont understand how to make a website. Its simply a good short thing to learn. Why discourage it. It expands their job range, they may find that they are more interested in web dev rather than hacking when they get to this stage, so stop being ignorant.

If you're concerned about making a website why not include html, php, js, and sql guides instead? Why bother learning a framework if you don't even know CSS? What kind of a web app hacker are you going to be if you're not familiar with the languages that cause the vulnerabilities? What sort of a web app hacker are you going to be if you're not familiar with sanitizing data, proper session management, and how to use client-provided data when interacting with databases? Why the fuck would I want to learn a design framework before I learn those fundamentals among a ton of others? Stop being ignorant, retard.

""Why would I start studying for CEH before doing anything other than watching a bunch of networking videos and skimming through random syntax?""

Its one of the most easy Hackign exams, they dont go into depth with anything just give you an introduction to the hacking world.

That's cute, but how are you going to take CEH if you don't know what oop stands for because you skimmed through syntax of some languages and watched a bootstrap video? How are you going to learn and pass an exam including "mobile security" if the only relevant language (which is becoming increasing irrelevant in mobile development) is Java? Why are you encouraging people who watched a few videos to spend money and fail CEH?

"Why am I getting into "hacking basics" like using a disposable email, the "deep web", and metasploit after studying for CEH?"
Recaps and good stuff to go over. As stated this is for beginners entirely, just by covering this material wont make you know everything its a guide line.

What do you mean recaps? None of those fucking topics were covered earlier.

"Out of curiosity, would you call yourself a "private investigator"? If no, was your cyber security course a Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) course?

What does it mean to know ethical hacking as a non-ethical hacker?
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To be efficient at being blackhat you must fully understand white hat hacking, this will give you an advantage over those who are trying to stop you. End of arguement

To be efficient at doing anything you have to know how to program. Developers are trying to stop you. What you and that other fucktard don't understand is that "whitehat" and "blackhat" aren't two different skillsets; an ethical and unethical hacker employ the same methods and knowledge. What do you mean you have to understand whitehat hacking to be a blackhat? By a whitehat hacker do you mean anyone who tries to defend a system?

Last of all whats the point in commenting so much shit, its made for people who dont have much time and this will get them far out of the skid area by just watching it. Maybe stop blowing smoke up your own ass and try helping will get you far?

Except it's retards like you who've given yourselves brain tumors with all the smoke you've blown up your own asses providing shitty information while thinking you're "helping" that has transformed this forum into a cesspit of degenerate script kids. Lose your ego. It's baseless.

also it's fun  👍

[Pronouncer]

If you have multiple certs and an internship at IBM for security I have a feeling you would know that it takes more than a few hours to have necessary programming knowledge in 5 languages.  🤩

If you're concerned about making a website why not include html, php, js, and sql guides instead? Why bother learning a framework if you don't even know CSS? What kind of a web app hacker are you going to be if you're not familiar with the languages that cause the vulnerabilities? What sort of a web app hacker are you going to be if you're not familiar with sanitizing data, proper session management, and how to use client-provided data when interacting with databases? Why the fuck would I want to learn a design framework before I learn those fundamentals among a ton of others? Stop being ignorant, retard.

That's cute, but how are you going to take CEH if you don't know what oop stands for because you skimmed through syntax of some languages and watched a bootstrap video? How are you going to learn and pass an exam including "mobile security" if the only relevant language (which is becoming increasing irrelevant in mobile development) is Java? Why are you encouraging people who watched a few videos to spend money and fail CEH?

What do you mean recaps? None of those fucking topics were covered earlier.

To be efficient at doing anything you have to know how to program. Developers are trying to stop you. What you and that other fucktard don't understand is that "whitehat" and "blackhat" aren't two different skillsets; an ethical and unethical hacker employ the same methods and knowledge. What do you mean you have to understand whitehat hacking to be a blackhat? By a whitehat hacker do you mean anyone who tries to defend a system?

Except it's retards like you who've given yourselves brain tumors with all the smoke you've blown up your own asses providing shitty information while thinking you're "helping" that has transformed this forum into a cesspit of degenerate script kids. Lose your ego. It's baseless.

also it's fun  👍

🤝  🤝  Thanks for the bumps, your just helping more people see it :)

Ps didnt read your message you enjoy wasting your time :)

[SysAdmin]

@Disparity

I agree with some of your arguments, you should be atleast Intermediate in a few programming languages before you dwelve deeper into certifications and such. Networking is also a very important topic that you have to know inside out if you want to be successful at your job, and I believe that is the very first thing you need to learn.

CEH is also not the greatest starting point as a certification. Something along the lines of Network+, Security+ and then CEH would be better. Even though CEH is not a "Top-Notch" Certification, it is mostly for show, as it is "More Known" in companies, but only teaches you so much. I'd much rather take Network+, Security+, CISS and then head onto something like OSCP and OSWP, depending on the path you are willing to take.

However, you do not need to beat down a thread just because you disagree with some points, or throw insults at people.

[Disparity]

🤝  🤝  Thanks for the bumps, your just helping more people see it :)

Ps didnt read your message you enjoy wasting your time :)

in conclusion you read it, know I'm right, but didn't know how to reply

sigh, BORING script kiddy 😠

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@Disparity

I agree with some of your arguments, you should be atleast Intermediate in a few programming languages before you dwelve deeper into certifications and such. Networking is also a very important topic that you have to know inside out if you want to be successful at your job, and I believe that is the very first thing you need to learn.

CEH is also not the greatest starting point as a certification. Something along the lines of Network+, Security+ and then CEH would be better. Even though CEH is not a "Top-Notch" Certification, it is mostly for show, as it is "More Known" in companies, but only teaches you so much. I'd much rather take Network+, Security+, CISS and then head onto something like OSCP and OSWP, depending on the path you are willing to take.

However, you do not need to beat down a thread just because you disagree with some points, or throw insults at people.

If this wasn't the same guy who has continuously stolen content, published it under his group's name, then when confronted about it lied, I wouldn't be quite so harsh, even if the information is fucking worthless. and by design will force people into a life of skiddom.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?ti...id55425309

[KaZio]

This will help me a lot for my upcoming study, thanks!

[notluther]

https://teachyourselfcs.com

Nothing in this field is easy to learn on purpose. It requires hard work. You might as well do it the right way by getting the information directly from the people who have propped up the entire tech-education sector with their work.

This thread will surely be of some use to someone, somewhere, but I'd wager that most people will struggle to remember anything beyond the basics from these videos 6+ months after they've watched them.

There are no shortcuts. "Not having time" isn't an excuse. You have to make time. That's all there is to it.

[TalkShitGetHit]

Lots of information, I really like this guide.

[arvi]

Thank you very much for this great compilation of resources.

[mcdooglecutty]

notepad++ isnt on here that helps also

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[webdev77]

I think this could help out a few more skids.

[Pronouncer]

I think this could help out a few more skids.

Glad you like it charva

[Brfl]

Your networking list is stupid. You recommend people learn how VPN’s and VOIP before understanding DNS or DHCP?

Other than that it looks like a good list of resources, if anybody goes through everything you suggest they’ll have a broad understanding of most areas of IT. Good job :)

[Zgh600]

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Introduction

Thanks for the interest. So you dont want to be such a skid anymore, but you also don't have the greatest amount of time to specialize.
This thread wont contain Extreme depth of details like a lot of Video Resources to get you out of the "How to hack a facebook" part of your life. This will take you well above the average persons knowledge.

IF ANYONE WANTS A VISUAL PRINTABLE CHECKLIST HERE YA GO
Spoiler (Click to View)

Basic Programming

There are a few videos i personally used, i suggest doing these first, this will give you a basic knowledge of some programming languages and will help you out once you finish the rest of the videos.

Python -- https://goo.gl/3ZYxEU
Java -- https://goo.gl/MydXnY
PHP -- https://goo.gl/wtxuQ2
MySQL -- https://goo.gl/W1jxUp
Javascript -- https://goo.gl/a57Uxo

This should take you a few hours, try not to over do things. Take it slowly so that you actually remember things, as studying different languages with different syntaxes can be hard.

Basic Web Design

This surprisingly is a very useful thing to learn. It will help you throughout your computer science life. So why not pick it up now.

https://goo.gl/Qqhx47   Setting Up local webserver
https://goo.gl/LLAfhs     HTML Simplified
https://goo.gl/FoLz6u    Bootstrap Tutorial
https://goo.gl/E7XAxm   Responsibe Web Design

Basic Networking

Here are all the videos i suggest you watch, in this specific order. This will let you understand how computer networks work and learn some useful terminology.

Intro To Networking
Broadband Technologies
Networking Cable
Physical network Segmentation
OSI Model
Switches
Soho Routers
Powerline Networking
WIreless Bridges For Networks
Convergence
Network Mapping
TCP/IP and Subnet Masking
Servers Intro
Troubleshooting
VPN
VOIP
Cloud Computing
Hacking DNS
OPENDNS For Network Security
Intro to Domains
Bandwith Throttling
SNMP
Web Based Geo Location
DHCP
DNS
SDN
IOT
IOE

All these videos can be taken from Eli the computer guy
https://goo.gl/NUHfpb

Linux

Before we get into hacking lets take a look at learning linux before we are "Expected" to know it.

https://goo.gl/zg9PZ2 Setup Ubuntu
https://goo.gl/Y7Ldz4 Intro (ELI)

Certified Ethical Hacking

Time to start studying the Semi-fun stuff. We will study the exam CEH, it covers the complete basics of security and will come into very good use.

Edit: If too hard try this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv7I0SkF...4cUXNhoPlQ

Introduction to CEH
System Fundamentals
Cryptography
Footprinting
Scanning
Enumeration
System Hacking
SE
DOS
Session Hijacking
Web Servers and Apps
Sql Injection
Wifi and Bluetooth
Mobile Security
Evasion
Cloud Tech and Sec
Physical Sec

https://goo.gl/rc9UkN

Hacking Basics

Some more beginner hacking resources thats actually quite fun to learn.

Intro To Hacking
Hacking DNS
Network Mapping
Phising Emails
Hacking Windows Registry
Disposable Email
Using Web Proxys
Intro To Kali
Reveal HTML passwords
Intro To Practical and Pentesting
Intro To Metasploit
Intro to the Deepweb

https://goo.gl/xMxnNQ

Kali Linux

No matter what people say, Kali linux was the highlight of my time learning hacking. I have included a playlist of 100+ Videos for you to go through and follow along.
https://goo.gl/351teC

C++

Truly a great yet frustrating language, thats why i kept it for last and kept it optional. It will benifit you a lot but thats your choice.


TLDR C++     -- https://goo.gl/pD1Wr7
First Program  -- https://goo.gl/YudjCz
Variables and Data Types
Input and Operators
Arrays Chars Strings
References and Pointers
If Else Switch
For While Do Loops
Additional Libraries
Input Output
Headers Macros
Const, Pre/Post
Debugging
Enum Struct Ascii
Destructors  -- https://goo.gl/7YexjV
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Virual
Abstract Interface
Ovveride
Protected
Encapsulation
Object Slicing
Dynamic Memory
Arrays

Goodbye

I hope you have had an Interesting read

Leaving my comment so that i can come back to this

[qigr]

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