New here.Where to start (first steps)

[papia_MetaL]

Hello guys,I am new here in this forum and generally new in this kind of lifestyle! I would like to ask which are the first steps to start be a proffesional hacker.I already downloaded Kali,i already saw some tutorials about Wifi-cracking with aircrack/reaver etc,but i feel like a "Script kid" I want to be better,i want to make my own decisions through hacking,not watching some tutorials and copying what they've done.

Thanks in advance!

[Synfer]

First of all you should : READ THE FUCKING STICKIES.
Then maybe you wont ask those questions anymore and move on by yourself

[proxx]

Hello guys,I am new here in this forum and generally new in this kind of lifestyle! I would like to ask which are the first steps to start be a proffesional hacker.I already downloaded Kali,i already saw some tutorials about Wifi-cracking with aircrack/reaver etc,but i feel like a "Script kid" I want to be better,i want to make my own decisions through hacking,not watching some tutorials and copying what they've done.

Thanks in advance!

Too much tv  , go home kid.

[dotszilla]

First of all you should : READ THE FUCKING STICKIES.
Then maybe you wont ask those questions anymore and move on by yourself

LOLOL... FACTS!!!

Hello guys,I am new here in this forum and generally new in this kind of lifestyle! I would like to ask which are the first steps to start be a proffesional hacker.I already downloaded Kali,i already saw some tutorials about Wifi-cracking with aircrack/reaver etc,but i feel like a "Script kid" I want to be better,i want to make my own decisions through hacking,not watching some tutorials and copying what they've done.

Thanks in advance!

like synfer said read the stickies and head to the wiki and the tutorials part of the forum...
also if you dont want to be a script kiddie, learn how to code you own scripts like iam doing at the moment, go learn some python then if you like move on to C or w.e ... also learn how the internet works, learn about network and about OSI and its layers..
theres alot out there go READ then come back when you got some smart questions..

[dotszilla]

Too much tv  , go home kid.

WORD UP!!... tv has ruined a hackers image lol, people think its fun and exiting you press a buncha keys and windows pop up rapidly and boom you hacked the CIA.. lol i feel bad for people that decide to get into hacking because they saw it on tv and it looks cool, once they find out how much reading and trial and error is involved and how long it can take sometimes, they just give up lol

[Synfer]

Haha, I've already seen worse "skids", one wanted to build a big HQ, with imacs everywhere and labs, satellite connection. Was still pretty funny to read

[nulldigit]

Learning to code is probably the biggest thing for the first steps I would say. But why does everyone always say learn Python? I agree it is easy to learn and use, hell I use it a lot too, but it's not the only easy language out there. Why not pearl or ruby or php or javascript or go or any scripting language...... Python isn't the only one folks.

While learning to code, you should also learn how computers and the OS works in general. Not just how to use it, but things like filesystem structure, how the kernel operates, drivers, etc...

Most important is to read. Read anything and everything you can about code, computers, security, tech in general. Google the fuck out of everything.

[nulldigit]

Of course there are a ton of languages out there. They all have there own pros and cons. Python is simply more powerful than the ones you mentioned, its sorta universal, as in it can do all the things those other languages can plus more. I do agree that learning more than one, or at least being able to read them is important. Just my 2 cents.

I think the only power it has, are the batteries it comes with. Yeah, the standard lib is fuckin amazing, but this is also why a lot of people in industry still think it's a toy language.

This is all observation I've taken in, I have no opinion on it one way or another. I agree with both parties and am at a neutral stand on Python being the "goto" for almost everyone.

Then again, code monkeys argue over this shit like One Direction fans argue Beiber. No one wins, and in the end, all the answers are correct because it's all shit.

[Polyphony]

hey OP: https://evilzone.org/hacking-and-security/where-to-start-with-hacking/

If you have a question related to hacking and security, maybe try the "hacking and security" board.

[papia_MetaL]

Too much tv  , go home kid.

What was the point of that commend? That was your welcoming reply?...And i am not kid...

hey OP: https://evilzone.org/hacking-and-security/where-to-start-with-hacking/

If you have a question related to hacking and security, maybe try the "hacking and security" board.

Thanks for that mate,now you really guided me through...I really appreciate that ! (Search for not searching before posting,it was the excitement that i found this forum)

[Polyphony]

Well I'm glad you caught the hint that we won't guide you through and post unique and individualized replies for every repost of the same beginner question. If you have a question on something specific or unique my reply would have been different. But instead its a question that gets asked over and over. Just read the stickies and you'll do fine.

[dotszilla]

i just think python is a good start up language, but if you want to get into programing you definably shouldn't stop there.. i always recommend know basic C too so you can at least read some of these exploits that are out there and what not... i used to be intermediate at perl like 3 4 years ago but i stopped messing with it so i dont remember most of it, thats why i decided to just pick up on python instead, which so far in my opinion its way better than perl... its good to learn any language i think it all depends what you're trying to achieve, but as a scripting language to write programs python seems to be the easiest to learn and most powerful.. now if you want to get into web dev i would recommend learning php, even though you can use python for web, i just dont see it as often... and if you're messing with web development you should know php... anyways thats just my opinion on things...

P.S i dont know PHP very well, i can read C a little and iam working on my python right now... so my programming knowledge is not that great..