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Hacking Dimitrije Vukajlovic Sun Mar 31 13:18:20 2013 No.427536 [Reply] [Original]

Hi 4chan. I take a lot of interest in computers and technology, and have recently been looking into coding. I finished a Java course, and thought of what I could move on to, and what could challange me to think, and I came to a conclusion. So what I would like, is a basic guide in hacking. I understand that there are hundreds of different styles and techniques, and that it's not as simple as "This is how you hack". Therefore I would like you to explain your method and/or provide a link to a helpful website, featuring a guide. I would like to use as little external programs as possible, as I want this to be my skill, instead of a computers. Thank you very much for your help.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 31 13:34:21 2013 No.427555 >>427536 hackthissite.org/com/net/cz/cn/il or whatever the fuck it is

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 02:42:22 2013 No.428023 Better get use to linux. http://lethemfind.us/community/index.php?app=denial

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 03:00:06 2013 No.428026 >>427555 holy shit man. check it

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 05:47:37 2013 No.428066 The movie Hackers taught me everything I know.

Anonymous Mon Apr 1 06:05:07 2013 No.428068

hackaday for hardware hacking (my personal favorite more on the maker side), and hackthissite.org along with a download of metasploit and backtrack will get you started down the right path and could lead you to a decent computer security job if it keeps your interest

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 08:58:22 2013 No.428121 >>428068 >hackaday for hardware hacking Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Harry Mon Apr 1 09:48:22 2013 No.428136
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http://www.backtrack-linux.org/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmYzFuwSAPk

I'd start with the Backtrack Linux distribution and partition it onto a thumb drive to carry around everywhere. I managed to pick up some very basic stuff (cracking, wireless sniffing, etc) from there site and this metalX1000 guy on YouTube. But if you want to do anything more the curve looks pretty steep so I recommend picking up Bash script and intermediate networking books now. I'm no expert or anything, just been looking into this stuff lately.

(Anyone else remember when Angelina Jolie looked like that? I feel old..)

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 10:05:07 2013 No.428146 >>428121 why is that funny? Hackaday is hardware centric, and they update like every 30 minutes

>>	Rick Flair Mon Apr 1 10:16:51 2013 No.428150 >>427555 whoa 555 OP, If you like programming, you might like micro-controller stuff. Hacking? Boring if you just want to follow in someone else's footsteps.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 11:01:51 2013 No.428157 >>428146 It's a great place if you want the latest on connecting LEDs to Arduinos.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 11:10:36 2013 No.428162 >>428066 Swordfish Get on my level brah!

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 11:42:51 2013 No.428170 Hacking isn't something you learn but something you do. Hacking is exploring shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 1 11:59:06 2013 No.428178 Too broad OP

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 3 09:56:26 2013 No.429395 >>428066 the social network +1

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 3 10:39:10 2013 No.429414 Hey OP, what do you wanna learn? Do you wanna learn applicative hacking? Web hacking? system/network hacking?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 15:04:08 2013 No.431597 DO YOU SPEAK POLISH OR NOT SPEAK?

>>	Hacking Dimitrije Vukajlovic Sat Apr 6 15:08:39 2013 No.431603 >>431597 POOLAND IS POO

Anonymous Sat Apr 6 15:09:23 2013 No.431605

>>427536
Hacking isn't necessarily a skill.

Hacking is more, exploring a system, or any product to figure out how it works, what it does, how it's set up.

When you learn how it works, you get to the ethical/legal side of things where you may or may not decide to modify it to be more efficient, or to do something bad for you.

given that description, Psychology (studying the human mind to find out how it works) can be considered hacking.

Social engineering can be considered hacking.

finding security loopholes on a server can be considered hacking.

TL;DR hacking is exploration/exploitation.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 18:33:54 2013 No.431834 File: 156 KB, 323x493, carl.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] op do you even internet?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 18:37:54 2013 No.431842 >>431605 OPs talking about computer's tl:dr: learn 2 read

Anonymous Sat Apr 6 18:44:54 2013 No.431847

>>431842

And he was talking about hacking.

l2r my friend.

99.999999% of real life, huge impact successful hacking is done by social engineering.

aka having someone on the inside or finding a disgruntled employee to give you the password/access to what you want.

The super fancy cryptoshit takes waaayy to long.

Man in the middle attacks are easier.

Most cryptohacking is based on hacking the implementation of a system and not the cipher itself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 19:58:08 2013 No.431895 >>431847 newfriend watches too many movies

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 20:02:38 2013 No.431898 >>428136 this

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 20:06:24 2013 No.431900 >>431895 apparently you can crack SHA-256. well good sir, can I have your number?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 20:21:09 2013 No.431911 >>431900 I bet you have a twitter account with a matrix background and a name appended with "TheGod".

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 20:25:08 2013 No.431915 >>431900 I think you replied to the wrong post

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 20:53:09 2013 No.431929 >>431915 nah, i replied to the right guy. the weakest link is always the human. >>431911 I'll have you know that I have over 300 confirmed twitters although I can currently not locate the passwords for any of them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 21:00:53 2013 No.431939 >>431895 Actually I'd say the opposite. If you think bruteforce cracking is the easy way.. You've watched too many movies... People are much more easy to break.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 21:23:38 2013 No.431964 >>431939 see>>431842

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 21:36:09 2013 No.431971 >>431964 Yes, and as said before that's not what hacking is really like. If he's asking how to program or what to program that's different. Also Java isn't going to do shit if you're looking for something like circumventing copy protection.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 22:47:54 2013 No.432038 >>431971 what part do you not understand about his question?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 6 22:50:08 2013 No.432040 >>432038 what part do you not understand about op being a shitty troll/ newfriend? He probably told by /b/ to ask this

Anonymous Sat Apr 6 23:13:08 2013 No.432050

>>432040
huh?

neway, back to OP's question, BT is probably your best bet for starts. Easiest to run it on a VM. lots of tuts on youtu.be, like the other guy said, the learning curve get pretty steep after that, but if you have the drive, you can pretty much do anything you want with it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 00:13:08 2013 No.432067 >>431971 you're wrong. google java 0-day

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 00:19:54 2013 No.432072

pick up Reversing: The Art of Reverse Engineering, a copy of Ollydbg (free software), and pick a program to bypass copy protection on. Figure out how to do it uisng the book and Ollydbg.

Congrats; you're now a God who understands how the computer's hardware works and halfway to understanding how to bufferpwn someone

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 00:37:38 2013 No.432079

You could always check out the book that you posted the cover art for, useful for an introduction to "hacking" starts from a basic understanding of programing and advances quickly. It is currently in its second addition btw, and comes with a live CD of a modified Ubuntu OS. Explains how to develop binary exploits, find vulnerabilities and write shell code. I read it, and can vouch for its value

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 23:40:01 2013 No.432743 >>427536 >linux >backtrack > exploit-db >google these >learn >????

Anonymous Mon Apr 8 18:46:17 2013 No.433293

>>427536
>I would like to use as little external programs as possible, as I want this to be my skill, instead of a computers.

sorry anon, but it's not the 90's anymore. The programs out there are already efficient enough for decent hacking. Great viruses have already been written. Just get yourself a network card capable of packet injection. Hacking is over glorified, especially on 4chan. The reality is it never moves too far past keylogging, DDoS, and cracking. As far as getting a wifi password, just get aircrack and bigass word lists. it's all automated. Want to hack a friend and their accounts? have to have them foolish enough to run an unrecognized exe sent to hem (email most likely) and hope theyre retarded and lack all antivirus protection as you install a keylogger in background and pick up the logs along the way. The biggest breaches nowadays are something as simple as a ceo or higher up employee making their password "password" thus leading to more peoples emails and stupid shit like that. The sites you would really want (bank accounts, western union, paypal) all have security that is breachable but they'll track your ass down as soon as you black hat it and it's rumored all of their security holes are already exposed in the code just to trick you thinking youre breaking in so they can track and arrest you. ATMs are the only place where it'd be monetarily rewarding anymore, but it requires some decent grade portable hardware and a gas station who will you give you 15 minutes of privacy beside the machine.

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