New Girl in Town
Hi,
I am the newbie both here and to hacking! Well really new to hacking I am not doing it yet! This is something that has always interested me and I decided it was time to learn. I am currently learning HTML, CSS and Java as research has suggested this would be a good place to start (that and I like the idea of Web Design). I had tried another site similar to this however I am finding access unreliable. I am not expecting any one to teach me, I realise this is something I must do myself, that and the is a very helpful post of getting started already! However is the anything when you look back that you wish you knew at the beginning?
DRAU
Well, Hacking is a huge area.
If you like web, then you should learn HTML, CSS(Not very important really, is just for design), JavaScript(NOT JAVA), PHP and MySQL.
Java is a multiplatform language, similar to C, and has nothing to do with JS(JavaScript)
You can start reading some books about web (not only programming!!) or gathering some information in the internet and then, when you have basic knowledges about this and about web programming, you can read this book: The Web Application Hacker’s Handbook (You might found it free :p)
If you need any help you can PM me, or we can talk via IRC.
WELCOME!!! :p
Human Stupidity , thats why Hackers always win.
? Med Amine Khelifi
This might interest you: https://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_javascript.xml
As you’ve seen, Java and JavaScript are as similar as car and carpet xD
Human Stupidity , thats why Hackers always win.
? Med Amine Khelifi
Your Welcome!!
I forgot saying is also good to know the basics of Python, is like the hackers language!! xD
This language provides you lots and lots of libraries!!
Also with this language you can test the security of your website!
Here you have a python tool written by me which tests the security of a website: https://github.com/xVL00PeR/web-map
You might not understand nothing, but as you advance in your learning you will be able to understand more and more!!
Good Luck!!
Human Stupidity , thats why Hackers always win.
? Med Amine Khelifi
[quote=C2Vuc2Vp==]I want to change the world but for that I must first change its source code even if they refuse to provide me.[/quote]
[quote=L00PeR]Java is a multiplatform language, similar to C[/quote] Well I wouldn’t say that Java is similar to C. First, Java is multi-platform because it uses the JVM, but C is not multi-platform at all, you will at least need to compile it on each different platform and good luck to write a single source code that will run on every platform. Moreover, Java is full Object-Oriented whereas C is not. I won’t extend too much but there are a lot of differences that make C and Java very different.
I know, but think you are talking to a person who has just started in hacking…
She does not know what is multiplatform, nor what is OOP…
I said they are similar because both are not used for web-programming
Human Stupidity , thats why Hackers always win.
? Med Amine Khelifi
I am with L00PeR I do not understand the finer details yet - although I get that I should learn things correctly from the begining I also know that an overly complicated (albeit acurate) exsplanation at this stage only makes it harder to understand. That said once I am more proficiant in the art I am sure these sort of exsplations will be very benifical.
@L00PeR J2E is used a lot in Web programming.
If you are interested in web programming and hacking, you should also learn the basics of networking, it may help you to understand some concepts, and is, I think, very interesting. You don’t need to fully understand TCP/IP and other low level protocols, but having an idea of what the OSI model is and how application layer protocols such as HTTP work is I think important. You can do a lot of things just by knowing how an URL works.
import re
def is_prime (num):
return re.match(r"1?$|^(11+?)\1+$“,‘1’*num) is None
Human Stupidity , thats why Hackers always win.
? Med Amine Khelifi