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i just join this site to learn hacking
so is there anyone who can taught me how to hack
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Well define hacking. If your here to learn to be a worm that has nothing better to do than thrying to F-Up peoples PCs and and crack emails, then you might as well log off and never return. But if you are here to learn to actually be productive and useful to the hackerdom using programming and other skills, then learn as i am: Learn a language, watch the forums, ask questions, have an opinion, form a philosophy for your goals, and never insult the hacker name.

Remember, Noobs may have inexpirienced minds, but we also have fresh minds.

0.Dark.Thought wrote:Well define hacking. If your here to learn to be a worm that has nothing better to do than thrying to F-Up peoples PCs and and crack emails, then you might as well log off and never return. But if you are here to learn to actually be productive and useful to the hackerdom using programming and other skills, then learn as i am: Learn a language, watch the forums, ask questions, have an opinion, form a philosophy for your goals, and never insult the hacker name.

Remember, Noobs may have inexpirienced minds, but we also have fresh minds.

Well as much as we love that idea it is a bit complicated. He didn't say anything related to cracking so it is generally ok to teach them, but if they pose to be a cracker then we will simply denied them.

nitin wrote:i just join this site to learn hacking
so is there anyone who can taught me how to hack
plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Nitin I believe you need to first learn how to program and finish knowing how to do the basic. Once you do learn these basic programming techniques then I can teach you some of the hacking techniques. Remember this... always remember this.... Rome is not built in one day.

If you want to be a real hacker = Dedication and Ambition.

Download Python 2.6 and some Ebooks and learn it. Alot of hackers start off with Python.

sSniper wrote:If you want to be a real hacker = Dedication and Ambition.

Download Python 2.6 and some Ebooks and learn it. Alot of hackers start off with Python.

Damn right.

I concur.

Easier than python is HTML & XHTML, which is basicly teaching me just the idea of scripts and codes

0.Dark.Thought wrote:Easier than python is HTML & XHTML, which is basicly teaching me just the idea of scripts and codes

Nah, since HTML and XHTML, while still being very fine languages, don't do anything, they really don't teach much.

The reason I suggest python isn't for its ease alone, but for the vital fact that it's both easy and useful. Real programs are written solely in python.

canine wrote:

0.Dark.Thought wrote:Easier than python is HTML & XHTML, which is basicly teaching me just the idea of scripts and codes

Nah, since HTML and XHTML, while still being very fine languages, don't do anything, they really don't teach much.

The reason I suggest python isn't for its ease alone, but for the vital fact that it's both easy and useful. Real programs are written solely in python.

Well he can have any programming languages and it can be written as a professional programs.

WhiteKnight wrote:

canine wrote:

0.Dark.Thought wrote:Easier than python is HTML & XHTML, which is basicly teaching me just the idea of scripts and codes

Nah, since HTML and XHTML, while still being very fine languages, don't do anything, they really don't teach much.

The reason I suggest python isn't for its ease alone, but for the vital fact that it's both easy and useful. Real programs are written solely in python.

Well he can have any programming languages and it can be written as a professional programs.

Of course, but some languages are exceedingly terrible, {Cobol and the Basics, including Visual Basic} and some are quite good, {C, C++, Perl, Python, Sed, Bash, Lisp, Scheme, etc}.

You can make a program in any language you please, but some are better than others, hence the fact that I recommend some and suggest against the use of others.

www.w3schools.com can teach you a lot.

....about web scripting, which was already stated to have little to no value.