This is an awesome article. +1 for it. I loved your way of explanation as well. Don't miss the books on TCP/IP and operating system internals.
On Feb 6, 7:58 pm, rhoit <[email protected]> wrote: > Hacking Step by Step [Simplified Version] > > "How do you hack"? "I wanna to learn hacking". "How to get started"? > "How can I get the password"? "How do I crack "? > > Does this sound like you? who needs to learn how to hack? And nobody > will even speak to you much less send you any info??? > > Fear not!!! Here are step-by-step instructions on how to become a > hacker. Simply follow the instructions given below, and when you get to > the end you will be a real hacker. > > Ok, here are the step-by-step instructions. Follow them exactly and you > will be a real hacker. Once you are comfortable with, you can branch out > into other areas... > > [1] Well, if you are a real novice on, it is hard, you wouldn’t be > reading this document now anyways! For starter now get a gud INTERNET > connection. > > [2] Now, Net runs on Unix base system, I guess there will be no harm > saying that, since >80% server uses Linux! So naturally, you have to do > the same. So download a any Linux distribution (starters Linux Mint > would be really helpful). > > [3] Its time for change! and for real! Install Linux in full hard drive! > Its not like I'm the enemy of other OS, its just the human nature to > avoid the change! if its critical Re-partition your hard drive for dual > boot. If you are using Windows don't even bother about it, they are for > lamer anyway. > > [4] Get comfortable with Linux environment. Till this point you learn > about major distribution & their philosophies. You try different stuffs! > Change themes, install software! write your own review in blogs, create > fb pages and google groups and post lot [I wonder how many are still > active!] > "Ahh! awesome! just can't wait for new release of 12.04" something like > that. > > [5] Start learning about a programming language called C. You try to > switch between the different IDE, and some bozo will tell you C is just > back screen! no GUI try something like JAVA which is या हावा! don't be > fooled by them coz real hacker will never use the हावा like JAVA. > > [6] This is the time where you find your self into the religious cult of > the distro's. Now start learning Black Screen with blinki cursor called > shell. You will realized the importance of that black screen! (I bet you > hated the Blue screen while in the far past you still used windows). > Learn till the point so you don't need to touch Mouse or need GUI. > > [7] You grow impatient can't find stuff which you want! And someone tell > you ask in IRC they are very decent folks! and really helpful. You make > fool out of yourself taking with bots or Getting kicked out / banned. > You realize you should read the Rules which eventually make your habit > of reading the man pages of every command even though you don't get it. > Dunn't worry your are 5% of the way out of lamerland! > > [8] You find the gcc is not only the C complier but collection of > complies. Its man pages can be turn into 500 pages book. In mean time > branch out to some cool scripting languages like python, Perl. You might > also wanna write your own Linux programs. Read them use them Read them > again, because most of what you read the first time confused you. > Now play with Perl, C, C++ on your system until you can actually > program. Now practice programming for a while until you get at least a > little good at it. Give yourself plenty time to practice. > > [9] Its the time when you have the Linux Journal Archive. Now its time > to grab some book called Operating System. Now its time to leave your > बच्चा Linux to something serious. I guess you would have now realize what > you are using was totally for posers. If not you don't think so you have > still some years left. > > [10] By this time wikipedia, distro forum, programming forums would have > been your most visited sited, and u realize the groups in the fb are > filled with posers and bozo. You understand the true meaning of hacking > and you stock piled the books and might have also running Apache server! > FTP and samba too. > > [11] Install non-बच्चा Linux on your system. Install everything. If your > system boots up properly to Linux, then congrats! Now that you are > running a real OS, read the docs, man pages, how-to's, FAQs, etc. Of > course, you won't understand most of it right away, but read all this > stuff anyway, so you will know where to look later. Read it all? Ok, go > back and read it again. You are 5% of the way to be hacker! > > [12] Now configure your system for you have tons of text files to edit, > and you realize the GUI installer is useless after all. But at this > point you might possibly know enough to actually ask a partly > intelligent question on the net. You subscribe tons of mailing list. > Whatever you do, DON'T POST ANYTHING, because nobody wants to read > anything you have to say yet. Just lurk for a year or two. You *might* > now be IRC (as long as nobody remembers you were one who use to talk > with bots). > > [13] Now you need to get and read all the RFCs. These contain > information that is vital if you want to hack the net. Again, you didn't > understand everything the first time, so read them > all again. You learn about the Cryptography, File sharing, SSH, SSL, > 802.11, lots of stuffs. By this time you would have 100 books regarding! > and long list of your personal notes and reference cards. > > [14] Now, you understand the developer mailing list one you subscribed > long time back and few security related mailing lists which you used to > ignore and divert them to trash. You should have enough info to try > some simple hacks, so try some. If they work, great, you are almost a > junior hacker. If they don't work, then do some more reading and try > again. Don't give up, keep at it even if it takes you a few years. > > [15] Explore the net. Try things. Look for security holes. Read a lot of > source code. Write some hacking utilities. At this point, you are now a > real junior hacker and start pasting someone’s database in paste bin! > > This whole process does take a little bit of time, but it is the > quickest way for an lamer to learn to hack. Some of you lamer don't have > the brain power to complete the above 15 steps, but try anyway... > > True, this might take you a few years, but it will be worth the wait. If > you post anything too early, people will know that you are still a lamer > and wanna-be, and everyone will laugh at you and flame you and call you > nasty names, just like when you were on Windows! > > Reference and Copies: > > 17 Steps to Hack > Ubuntards > some cools stuff which i can't remember -- FOSS Nepal mailing list: [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/foss-nepal To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] Mailing List Guidelines: http://wiki.fossnepal.org/index.php?title=Mailing_List_Guidelines Community website: http://www.fossnepal.org/
