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Learning / Private methods - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: Learning / Private methods (/Thread-Learning-Private-methods) Pages:
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Learning / Private methods - 304573 - 01-24-2023 Hi, I recently succeeded to get my first SE ( A pair of shoes, DNA ) and I'm looking forward to learn more. I've read mothered's blog too and I'm interested in getting more knowledge. Are there any e-books or things of that nature that you guys would recommend to read/buy? I also wanted to ask how can I get access to private methods - are they usually in some paid e-books or groups that prior to joining you have to have a position amongst the others? RE: Learning / Private methods - deaqolo - 01-24-2023 (01-24-2023, 02:41 PM)304573 Wrote: Hi,@mothered he wants to be enlightened about the hidden doors RE: Learning / Private methods - sinisterlee - 01-24-2023 You will be very lucky to get a working private method for free. If someone has spent the time to figure out something unique that works, why would they share that with the public for free? When someone shares it publically, the method gets rinsed and doesn't work as effectively as before. You can private methods when someone wants to sell their method because they don't want to run the method anymore, they think they can sell it and still do it themselves or they want to take some heat off themselves. You could befriend someone and be lucky to get something unique for free. Usually though you have to read, try things out and deduce tips from forums to get your own spin on existing methods. RE: Learning / Private methods - Mikuballo - 01-24-2023 (01-24-2023, 02:41 PM)304573 Wrote: Hi, Most stuff in paid e-books can generally be found online for free in my experience and most private methods that are actually being used aren't shared or are very expensive from what I've seen RE: Learning / Private methods - 304573 - 01-25-2023 Alright, thanks for answering, appreciate it. RE: Learning / Private methods - mothered - 01-25-2023 (01-24-2023, 03:53 PM)deaqolo Wrote: @mothered he wants to be enlightened about the hidden doorsI have access to extensive resources and private methods. Evidently, they cannot be distributed. RE: Learning / Private methods - KettyKevin500 - 01-25-2023 [/quote] I have access to extensive resources and private methods. Evidently, they cannot be distributed. [/quote] Not even if I were to say pretty please XD But OP, a lot of sites can be targeted without the need for private methods, research the site and you can find out what can/cannot work. Also there’s no harm in testing, as a EB/PEB or DNA is easy to SE out of and return the item legitimately for a refund. RE: Learning / Private methods - mothered - 01-25-2023 (01-25-2023, 01:55 AM)KettyKevin500 Wrote: Not even if I were to say pretty please XDYou've said It. No action from my end. RE: Learning / Private methods - 304573 - 01-25-2023 (01-25-2023, 01:21 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-24-2023, 03:53 PM)deaqolo Wrote: @mothered he wants to be enlightened about the hidden doorsI have access to extensive resources and private methods. I have one more question just out of curiosity - do the private methods differ completely, they are something new and very innovative or they are more of a normal, standard methods just with a little spin to them that gives advantage, because they are not known? RE: Learning / Private methods - EquitableEngineer - 01-25-2023 (01-24-2023, 02:41 PM)304573 Wrote: Hi,Well done on your first SE. Given you have only done one I wonder why you feel the need to go straight to private methods when there are so many public methods still available to you. If you keep a close eye on the daily postings on this forum you will pick up methods / stores that users are currently having success with. (01-25-2023, 01:21 AM)mothered Wrote: I have access to extensive resources and private methods.Talk about dangling the carrot
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