>I wanna do cool hacker raisin

why is it rasin

assembly

do you want to learn low level stuff or

>>12398
More higher level stuff, im just not sure what that high level stuff is or were to learn it

>>12400
hacking is not necessarily breaking into systems. it's all about tinkering with computers; learning how they work—_really_ learning how they work—down to the lowest level. to be a hacker is to be curious. it's in the name. you're hacking stuff apart and hacking stuff together.
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if you want to get into cybersecurity and pentesting and all that, do some certifications.
>CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+
>Cisco Certified Support Technician IT Support, Networking, Cybersecurity
>CRTO
>CPTS
>PNPT
>OSCP
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the difference between a *certificate* and a *certification* is that the latter requires a passing grade on an exam to get it, while the former is handed out like candy. always work towards *certifications* with *exams*.
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TryHackMe and HackTheBox are really great cybersecurity CTF (Capture the Flag) challenge websites. They have a bunch of CTFs to do, but IIRC, the basic stuff is free, while the more fun stuff requires a subscription.

>>12395 (OP)
Learn all you can about C. Everything. C is simple and barely abstracts anything away from you. While you're at it, learn the assembly language for your CPU architecture. Work with it. Learn how computers work. Learn how protocols work. Think outside the box: "how can I break this thing?"
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If you're interested in hacking, it is inevitable that you will learn low-level concepts.
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also: https://www.hackingisnotacrime.org/

>>12395 (OP)
>>12406
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https://www.rfcreader.com/
All computer and internet standards are in the IETF corporation's RFC documents. RFC stands for Request For Comments. TCP/IP stack is there. Protocols like HTTP/S, SSH, FTP, Gopher, are there. Base64 encoding, UTF-8 encoding, etc. are there. Basically everything.

>>12407
Thank you man, this is exactly what I was looking for

>>12395 (OP)
a lot of based nigger raisin in this thread my necros, ngl,

just to share another semi-redpilled based oldfag site:

http://textfiles.com/

>>12930

gem

>>12395 (OP)
use tryhackme and watch youtube videos to learn the basics, then try playing around with real websites to see how the skills carry over to the real world

>>12930
thats old raisin unc update us with new ones

>>12949
also
why does it change to raisin ??

>>12945
I did tryhack me and it said I have to pay for further raisin and HTB fucking broke on me when I tried learning bash 101 and one of the questions wont accept any answer

>>12950
nigger mods

>>12949
sorry my nigger im too old

>>13045
how old are we talking?
Also
Did you use l33t kali leenox? or just a debian

>>12395 (OP)
You don't, kys larper

1. Buy blue light glasses (picrel), every hacker needs those
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tUBCmGBO3A
3. Press Windows + R and enter cmd
4. Enter "color 2", this sets the terminal to a cool green tint like in the movies
5. Enter "tree" over and over, this creates a lot of text. Also make sure to open a bunch of windows and close them again over and over
I hope this helps

Bonus points if you know some basic computer lingo, make sure to say stuff like "mainframe" and "processor" over and over. You don't have to understand what these things mean, but everyone will think you're a crazy hacker

>>14902
2 gigabytes of ram should do the trick

>>14902
Blue light glasses are retarded since every OS these days comes with a blue light filter by default. Only problem is that sometimes you turn it off temporarily and forget to turn it back on

>>12405
bro what is this shit, not on muh sharted soyjack website

>>15639
oh my fucking science

>>15639
keyed

>>12395 (OP)
just open the terminal and type random stuff and people will think you're a crazy hacker

>>>15639
>>putting this on your resume
holy keks

>>15946
replying to a 3 month old thread

>>15949
Replying to a 9 hour old post