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Why aren’t programmers good at hacking?

Just curious. I see many intelligent engineers, programmers and coders speak talk etc. They sound intelligent. Come up with amazing projects.

But they don’t know how to hack. It’s not a must for them to but… I thought they would.

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QR Codes

Hey everyone. I live in New York City & a lot of musicians/artists/clubs post random stickers with QR codes. There's not always additional info, sometimes just a quote or picture. From what I understand, you can't really be hacked or get viruses by scanning a QR code right? I guess it could take you to a malicious website, but wouldn't you have to do something from that point to be at risk?

Most sources say it's fine, but other sources have a very 2005 internet scare tactics vibe.

Thanks in advance yall!

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Hak5 Shark Jack exploits

I've been researching the Hak5 products to see which, if any, would be the most useful for me and I have decided that if I was to get one of the products it would be the Shark Jack. I have tried typing all the variations of "shark jack backdoor bash script" but I haven't had any useful results. Do any of you know any bash scripts that would allow for a backdoor into the system? I am aware that the shark jack would likely need to remain plugged in to the ethernet port so this isn't an issue.

Edit: there is a youtube video that partially demonstrates what I want. https://youtu.be/xD-53orqoiU

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