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History of Hacking (Most important hackers,Biggest hacks etc.)

So as the title say,please suggest me some good books/documentaries or even movies,about history of hacking. I would like to know about how all started,some of the most known hackers and hacks.

There was a documentary series i watched,about guy traveling world and talking about hacks that happened around the world,but cant remember the name. There was also season two i think?



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Is it true that virtually all criminal hackers eventually get caught provided they do something seriously wrong? The best way t not get caught is not do criminal hacking in the first place. As the saying goes, "can't do the time then don't do the crime".

The title basically says/asks it all.

Is true that most criminal hackers that do something that can be deemed criminal enough do eventually end up getting caught by the feds/authorities? I am just curious. I am not a criminal hacker, nor do I want to become one by the way.

Edit: Sorry for the typo in the title. Reddit does not allow editing the titles. What I meant was "The best way to" not "t".

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How do i exploit this libSSH version?

Hello, so i'm currently doing a CTF, And when i ran a nmap scan i found the box was using libssh 0.8.4

so i looked it up and there seems to be a remote code execution vuln on that version, i guess that's the way to gain access.

I've seen a few tutorials on libSSH exploiting but i haven't seen anything about this particular CVE.

CVE-2019-14889.

I'm pretty sure the description of the vuln is pretty detailed and would give about anyone an idea on how to get inside the box, but i have just recently started pentesting and i'm kinda lost.

I don't know how the remote code could be executed, and what i should execute to gain access to the box.

Does anyone here have some useful advise?

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