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Solid plan?

Hi everyone, like many people around here, I'm a relatively young noob that wants to learn more about cyber security, how to find vulnerabilities and all the fun stuff that you know about.

From what I've read around the internet, before starting to read and watch material about hacking, understanding the basics of networking and security is a must, so i tried my best to create a study path with the resources available to me.

Step 1: To learn the basics of networking and security I intend to watch 2 udemy courses made by Total Seminars, more specifically "TOTAL: CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007)" and "CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) Complete Course & Exam"

Step 2: After that I plan to start learning actual hacking. For that I could watch the Hackersploit Ethical Hacking & Penetration testing complete course playlist and the Zaid Sabith "Learn Ethical Hacking from scratch" and "Learn Phyton & Ethical Hacking from scratch" courses on udemy again. This should give me a very basic understanding of how offensive security should work

Step 3: I have lots of books in my computer, like "Hacking the art of exploitation", "Social engineering the art of human hacking", "automate the boring stuff with python", "Beginning Ruby on Rails" etc. (Feel free to recommend other interesting books that you liked)

Step 4: After learning the basics of hacking i guess that getting my hands a bit dirty with machines on HTB or Tryhackme should be the next logical step (?)

Step 5: Profit (hopefully).

Solid plan? I sure hope so. Tell me what you think

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Is it possible?

Lets say, you have my phone running on Android 10, but it is locked and you cant change network setting ie you cant turn on/off the data, cant put it on flight mode etc. How would you steal my data?

It's strictly for education purposes only. I'll try it on my phone. If you can steal my data, what should I do to be more safe?

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Find old google reviews

Curious if there is a way to find google reviews before a person edited their comment. Thank you for any suggestions!

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Hashcat Integer Overflow - MD5Crypt

Trying to crack a 12 character Cisco Type 5 password. I know that the password is only upper, lower, and digits, but it was randomly generated. Running a mask on hashcat gives me a integer overflow detected with the following command:

.\hashcat.exe -m 500 -O -d 2 -a 3 hash.txt -1?l?u?d ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 -w 3

Could I get any help or is it hopeless?

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