[Fourth Element]

OK, but from this site, from where I should start? I know there is nothing called "Formal structured start" in hacking. But, somehow, there should be some guide, like "You do this, using this first" thing. I am very good at Java. Learning C++. Please help.

[darkv0id]

I enjoyed this thread. It is important for newbies not to go off bragging about there first hack, you should be proud, but it isn't a bragging right thing. The most important thing is to get a goal, you will be confused as a beginner hacker if you just type "how to hack" in google. Hacking is a broad subject. Nice post.

[mailman0912]

thank you this was very informational but i found some error in spelling..

"The Middle Class Hacker: They know a lot about hacking, and are about to step up to The Elite Hacker. But they do still have a lot to learn. They have a lot of skills, and most or some of them will be able to wright their own programs or find the vulnerabilities by themselves."

in the above excerpt from the very first post. the wright should be write. please correct it. thank you.

[Anima Templi]

thank you this was very informational but i found some error in spelling..

"The Middle Class Hacker: They know a lot about hacking, and are about to step up to The Elite Hacker. But they do still have a lot to learn. They have a lot of skills, and most or some of them will be able to wright their own programs or find the vulnerabilities by themselves."

in the above excerpt from the very first post. the wright should be write. please correct it. thank you.

I'm glad that you liked it!

Hmm, you are actually right. I can't believe i haven't found it before. Thanks for the tip!

[Anima Templi]

What would be the best language to learn first, for website hacking and programming?

If you want to dive into website development or hacking. I would recommend you to look into PHP since almost every website is built up on that these days.

If you want to look into programming apps for computers you should start out with Python. It will give you a basic understanding about how programming works, you can move on to a more advanced programming language.

Nice Post.. Thank you

Thanks man, i'm glad you liked it.

[ch3rn0byl]

Wow dude! This was a nice read. I'm new to this and learning more! Thanks for this information

[Anima Templi]

I'm glad that you guys found this helpful. I hope that all of you have the will and time it takes to become a great programmer/hacker.

[2l88]

Thanks for the great tutorial. But it would be nice if you could give some information, what to do after reading this tutorial. I for example started a while ago creating websites, what means that I know HTML, php, javascript, perl and sql. Can you recommend me something?

[Anima Templi]

Thanks for the great tutorial. But it would be nice if you could give some information, what to do after reading this tutorial. I for example started a while ago creating websites, what means that I know HTML, php, javascript, perl and sql. Can you recommend me something?

It all depends on what you want to do now? Do you want to hack websites/work with website security? Do you want to be a web-developer? Do you want to work with OS security? Pentesting?

You Will have to provide me with a little more information about your dreams/goal. After that i will be able to give you a precise answer, and guide you in the right direction.

-you can either contact me on Skype or through PM, if you don't want to write it in this thread.

[ICEMAN]

This is a great read for a novice, i want to learn more about how system work and fix problems and maybe play a prank or two so i guess i would be a grey hat.

Can you recommend me any threads for a bedtime reading on understanding internet security/website security?

Cheers!