RE: How to Hack - Part Two 06-24-2014, 04:30 PM
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(06-24-2014, 07:18 AM)Duubz Wrote: Here's what I'd recommend and why.
C, C++ These two languages are very good to learn, these will give you the most flexibility in what programs you make or do with the language itself.
Python Even though I do Python programming a lot, it's not exactly the best language to use. It can be used best if you know what you're doing how. Python is a language that can be learned very quickly and executes quickly itself. If you're going to a quick language that can be pretty flexible (Though not as much as the C family), I'd definitely recommend Python.
PHP, MySQL This will allow you to learn some SQLi, which a lot of sites have problems with. Because of this, it can be something to revert to, checking if a site is vulnerable to SQLi if you can't think of anything else, mainly because of how many sites actually use a database, and a MySQL database at that.
VB .NET Make a GUI interface to trace someones IP address
Thanks for the reply. Lol, that last one. xD
(06-24-2014, 04:06 PM)misnar Wrote: this is why you're bad and aren't going to get any better until you understand why you suck.
Ok... "For Beginners".















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