Anonymous
8/20/2025, 6:24:54 AM
No.106320713
So you wanna learn how to hack stuff? Here's a brief guide on that.
1. Learn to code. Coding is the art of writing extremely precise instructions.
2. Learn about computer networks and cybersecurity. Nowadays, most people share their information through the Internet, so it's good to know every part about how this information is sent and received, modulated, demodulated, etc., and then how people try to protect it from attackers or strangers with too much time in their hands.
3. Learn scripting. Scripting can be seen as a useful extension of coding meant to solve specific tasks (such as opening and scanning a set of files, packing and unpacking data, managing partitions of your disk, receiving or halting updates, compiling code into an executable program, etc.)
Once you have learned all that, you will be able to exploit security flaws for the sake of aiding people and organizations in spotting ways of further strengthening their data storage and sharing facilities, and also helping to prevent major break-ins by malicious agents without interrupting service for ordinary users.
1. Learn to code. Coding is the art of writing extremely precise instructions.
2. Learn about computer networks and cybersecurity. Nowadays, most people share their information through the Internet, so it's good to know every part about how this information is sent and received, modulated, demodulated, etc., and then how people try to protect it from attackers or strangers with too much time in their hands.
3. Learn scripting. Scripting can be seen as a useful extension of coding meant to solve specific tasks (such as opening and scanning a set of files, packing and unpacking data, managing partitions of your disk, receiving or halting updates, compiling code into an executable program, etc.)
Once you have learned all that, you will be able to exploit security flaws for the sake of aiding people and organizations in spotting ways of further strengthening their data storage and sharing facilities, and also helping to prevent major break-ins by malicious agents without interrupting service for ordinary users.