[anna-san]

What was your first gray or black hat project? What did you learn from it?

I mean, you tried to hack a website, developed a virus, a hacking tool or something...

I've been curious about it, it's common to ear a lot of people talking about hacking and pentesting, but oc it's not that easy.

Besides webs like HTB that are for practice, I would like to know how have been the path from the beginning (in this case the first "project") of someone is or used to be a grey or black hat.

[DramaKing]

I would add a story here if I wore one of those hats and wanted to incriminate myself. Some people here act like nothing they say here can be held against them.

[anna-san]

I would add a story here if I wore one of those hats and wanted to incriminate myself. Some people here act like nothing they say here can be held against them.

oh, sorry, I did not meant that way. I'm not asking about names, times nor something that could be so specific. It was more like "I broke into my school website coz I wanted to look if I could find something" or "I developed a malware to make fun of a friend"

Projects that now you can say were stupid but in that time you took that seriously

[Bastille]

Never been involved in such things, trying to stay on the good side of hacking, with the white hats, even if sometimes I would like to hack some lawyers and judges that protect criminals and things like that. I think that would be considered as grey-hat, but to me it's still white hat 😊

[anna-san]

Never been involved in such things, trying to stay on the good side of hacking, with the white hats, even if sometimes I would like to hack some lawyers and judges that protect criminals and things like that. I think that would be considered as grey-hat, but to me it's still white hat 😊

okok, I see. Yeah, the grey-hat line can be in different places depending on each person and their moral.

I appreciate your post, even if not is a project it is something you would like to do.

I hope to see you around too!