hacking: security in practice
Is It possible to be a great hacker if I spend next 10 years learning about various disciplines?
* Let's say. I am a 24 year old guy with no tech background. I need hours to understand a concept which can be understood by a laymen or pleb in 5 minutes. My IQ is 83 and I was suicidal. Hacking is only thing that makes me wanna live and makes me happy. I crave for malwares, I want to understand how systems work and I love to learn programming.*
Rather than suicide, I plan to spend my next decade learning something via doing menial jobs which pay shit. I know, I won't even find a bug or be ready to work as a programmer because of my low aptitude and low IQ.
I ENJOY WORKING ON COMPUTERS AND MESSINH WITH THEM.
I am 24 with no IT background and generally a slow learner. My problem solving skills, looking outside the box and creativity.
My plan for future is coming home from menial job and spend every 2 to 3 hours learning and researching about.
1. Hacking
2. Reverse engineering.
3. Debugging.
4. Pentesting.
5. Learning and trying to be acquainted with many languages.
6. Devloping softwares/apps/websites for myself.
7. Working on my own projects.,
8. Game development.
9. Graphic designing.
10. Machine learning.
11. Artificial intelligence.
12.
Researching about how systems work at grass root level, understanding how operating systems are written and more knowledge about computers.
13.
Keeping up with latest developments.
Studying hacks, malwares and other hacks and learning from them. How they got caught, how they masked themselves and more.
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Is It possible to be a great hacker if I spend next 10 years learning about various disciplines?
* Let's say. I am a 24 year old guy with no tech background. I need hours to understand a concept which can be understood by a laymen or pleb in 5 minutes. My IQ is 83 and I was suicidal. Hacking is only thing that makes me wanna live and makes me happy. I crave for malwares, I want to understand how systems work and I love to learn programming.*
Rather than suicide, I plan to spend my next decade learning something via doing menial jobs which pay shit. I know, I won't even find a bug or be ready to work as a programmer because of my low aptitude and low IQ.
I ENJOY WORKING ON COMPUTERS AND MESSINH WITH THEM.
I am 24 with no IT background and generally a slow learner. My problem solving skills, looking outside the box and creativity.
My plan for future is coming home from menial job and spend every 2 to 3 hours learning and researching about.
1. Hacking
2. Reverse engineering.
3. Debugging.
4. Pentesting.
5. Learning and trying to be acquainted with many languages.
6. Devloping softwares/apps/websites for myself.
7. Working on my own projects.,
8. Game development.
9. Graphic designing.
10. Machine learning.
11. Artificial intelligence.
12.
Researching about how systems work at grass root level, understanding how operating systems are written and more knowledge about computers.
13.
Keeping up with latest developments.
Studying hacks, malwares and other hacks and learning from them. How they got caught, how they masked themselves and more.
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