[Sir_Breniak]

Good evening fellas.Im new in IT but its not as interesting as hacking.From when i was boy i had the same problem as i had.Im alone and i dont know where to start.I have done some online courses but im looking for something..deeper and more useful.Can anyone help me?I have plenty of time and looking forward to get better.SB

[Cryzone]

Good evening fellas.Im new in IT but its not as interesting as hacking.From when i was boy i had the same problem as i had.Im alone and i dont know where to start.I have done some online courses but im looking for something..deeper and more useful.Can anyone help me?I have plenty of time and looking forward to get better.SB

If you dont like IT give up. You got to have some knowledge in the sector to hack. If you don't understand how computers work how will you be able to exploit them?
Good luck.

[Sir_Breniak]

Hey mate,I said its not as interesting as hacking.I have some knowledge as I used to work as an IT.

[dvlpr]

Good evening fellas.Im new in IT but its not as interesting as hacking.From when i was boy i had the same problem as i had.Im alone and i dont know where to start.I have done some online courses but im looking for something..deeper and more useful.Can anyone help me?I have plenty of time and looking forward to get better.SB

You have to start by building your knowledge of computer hardware and technology, then continue by building your knowledge of networking. Once you understand how computers and networks work, then can you discover what path to take on hacking. Once you reach that point, you can then search around HF and learn different things. Udemy (warez disallowed) will be your best friend for all things computers, networks, and hacking.

Best of luck!

[Sir_Breniak]

You have to start by building your knowledge of computer hardware and technology, then continue by building your knowledge of networking. Once you understand how computers and networks work, then can you discover what path to take on hacking. Once you reach that point, you can then search around HF and learn different things. Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) will be your best friend for all things computers, networks, and hacking.

Best of luck!

I used to learn on the site you mentioned but im sure enough that there is some censorship on it,if you understand what i mean.

[Faith Connors]

the thing is that hacking is just IT with some applied creativity.
if you dont like IT, you dont like hacking. they go literally hand-in-hand.

and no, Udemy (warez disallowed) doesnt have any censorship, you can learn almost anything you could possibly want there. there are courses on every subject, the thing is without using a few brain cells, you won't find the courses because they dont have a big flashy "HACKING!!!" in the title. for example, you want to learn reverse engineering? find courses there on assembly and C, and maybe processor architecture. want to learn about web app pentesting? learn about actually building a web-app, then youll pick up on why certain things aren't safe (most of them do have sections on why certain statements arent safe, etc.) and by extension, if you use the creativity i mentioned previously, you'll figure out how to break it yourself. the list goes on, but there's no censorship. its designed the way it is to filter out the skids with a 10$ education versus the people who actually have more than 20 IQ and know shit about security.

youve already proven that you're going to fail. so give up while you're still here.

[dvlpr]

I used to learn on the site you mentioned but im sure enough that there is some censorship on it,if you understand what i mean.

They are not going to spoon feed you how to DDOS, but they will teach you how to pentest... which I mean are conceptionally the same. It all comes down to understanding how the technology works. Once you understand the technology, then you can learn higher logical thinking that comes with the forensics aspect and the social engineering that comes with the hacking aspect.

[Sir_Breniak]

the thing is that hacking is just IT with some applied creativity.
if you dont like IT, you dont like hacking. they go literally hand-in-hand.

and no, Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) doesnt have any censorship, you can learn almost anything you could possibly want there. there are courses on every subject, the thing is without using a few brain cells, you won't find the courses because they dont have a big flashy "HACKING!!!" in the title. for example, you want to learn reverse engineering? find courses there on assembly and C, and maybe processor architecture. want to learn about web app pentesting? learn about actually building a web-app, then youll pick up on why certain things aren't safe (most of them do have sections on why certain statements arent safe, etc.) and by extension, if you use the creativity i mentioned previously, you'll figure out how to break it yourself. the list goes on, but there's no censorship. its designed the way it is to filter out the skids with a 10$ education versus the people who actually have more than 20 IQ and know shit about security.

youve already proven that you're going to fail. so give up while you're still here.

Thanks for the advice.That's what i was looking for.Now,about the failure,i'am sure enough that i didnt prove absolutely nothing yet.Ask to learn mate,and I took the reply I wanted.