EvilZone

cant tell if you are trolling or if you are actually as big of an idiot as you seem to be.

Your signature is ironic, btw.


if you have basis scripting knowledge, then should this be that had?


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Um, No it does not. Do you know what you are talking about? Did you read anything other than the initial post? Why answer?

Yes I do. I've done this before. You must have set it up wrong.

Yeah i see you also jacked up the formatting there. I am not saying your copying someones work, Im saying that the editor you originally typed it up in and then pasted into the forum jacked up the formatting. No biggie, especially if you dont care.

I fixed it

I'm sure someone has posted this, but this is my ideas on hacking, and just briefly explaining it.

I. Hacking
Hacking is not only breaching servers, stealing financial information, or swatting someone's home. Hacking is having intellectual interest into technology, but the word, "hacking" is a very broad word. It's hard to constitute it, the word hacking is an idea, requires a mindset, a mentality. You do not need to be incredibly smart in math or science to learn how to program, or hack. You need to be patient and be willing to listen and learn, and the most important thing, to accept criticism, accept it, learn from your mistakes. Hacking and programming takes a long time, and you'll never know everything, you'll never be the best, there will always be someone better than you, someone to point you out on mistakes, you need to just accept it, and learn from it.
 
II. Hackers
There are different types of hackers, hackers with different intents. Essentially it's based up in two groups, ethical and bad hackers. But specifically there are three groupes of hackers, white-hat, grey-hat, black-hat. But a hacker can always be independent, no need to set yourself into one of the groups if it doesn't fit your style, and your intents.
 

• White-hat:

White-hat hackers are generally the people with good intentions, to help and inform the less educated individuals, they are more likely to help you out with computers, they usually have good morals. And make software to help you out, they pentest with authorization. They stop bad hackers, they work for companies and possibly the governments.
 

• Grey-hat:

These people usually have mixed intentions, sometimes they'll help you out, mostly for money. They'll help you for something legal or illegal. They might do a prank, which could be illegal. Or they might be hired to pentest a website. Grey-hat is essentially a mix of white-hat and black-hat.
 

• Black-hat:

These hackers have only bad intentions, they have no intent to help you out, or do some legal pentesting. They'll attack for the reasons of, financial gain, political reasons, or for a laugh. They'll go after you, they'll always be a bug to the hacking community, they'll always be a problem to society.