Post number #404572, ID: 368884
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/tech/ please give me your best resources and tips!
Post number #404596, ID: 52951c
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1) get an anonymous VPN 2) get Raspberry Pi and install Raspian 3) install Tor 4) go on dark web 5) look for hacking resources 6) have a good lawyer 'cuz hacking isn't going to work out for you the way you think it will
Post number #404605, ID: bb7d7b
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Install Pentoo
Post number #404644, ID: d33d95
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A lot of "hacking" is aided by social manipulation and actual physical engineering.
this g/u/rl would even argue that that's the majority of "hacking-" just manipulating the shit out of people.
Post number #404746, ID: 103086
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>>404644>>404682 AKA "Social Engineering". It's a remarkably powerful skill. I remember reading about a guy who ran a huge laptop theft ring at Fortune 500 companies by passing himself off as IT.
Post number #404871, ID: 6c856b
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>>404682 Social Engeneering is usually easier and more effective than some real haxor shit.
Post number #404918, ID: 6972b6
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>>404871 Sure is but OP just might want to be Elite Hax0r
In which case neither of us or the ppl saying GitGud LVLupSpeech in I fell special words are helping.
Post number #404922, ID: 0c9538
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@all But there are white hat hackers out there, isn't there a legal way to learn hacking..?
Post number #404930, ID: 504a66
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>>404922 Lern programming then Try to break, exploit programs
In fact, hacking wasn't originally a negative term. It just referred to people who specifically broke computers in order to find security flaws so they could be patched.
Post number #405005, ID: b9887f
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Step 1: get out of the windows mindset
Post number #405022, ID: b9887f
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>>405006 Use literally any Unix-like operating system, except maybe macOS. >inb4 windows user reee Seriously though, it nudges you towards the way of the terminal and way of pure text, which is true power, not GUIs!
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