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How To Not Be A Noob Hacker!

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#Step 1. Don't go posting stuff like, "How do I hack my friend's myspace?"

First, you want to search Google, and learn basics of things. Then you will understand what you have to do.


#Step 2. Don't call yourself a "133t".

That just proves that you aren't anywhere close to being 1337, or l33t, or whatever you want to call it. Also, it proves to us that you're not a hacker, that you just want to be one.


Step 3. Ask Google before asking anyone else.

Like I said in Step 1, you want to ask Google before you piss us off. If you can't find it on Google, then you probably weren't working hard enough.


#Step 4. Start out easy.

You want to learn things that are easier to learn first. If you're going to start with programming languages, I suggest u to learn easy things like HTML, FREEBasic, Python, and other basic languages. After you're done with the languages, start trying to make programs that can be useful for you. It doesn't matter what they are, simple things like a Paint program will do good.


#Step 5. Start learning harder things.

Now you can start learning harder languages, such as C++, java, php, and other advanced languages. Once you learn these languages, you can have lots of fun with them. You can make fun games with java, or make phishing sites through php. Just mess around with them for a while.


#Step 6. Just have fun!

Now you know a lot about computers. Just go and have fun with what you have learned. Start Exploiting, start administrating. Whatever suits your needs. Also, now that you know all of this, you can pretty much tackle anything with computers.


Hope you like it..:)

Credits: Hacking Forum..:D


  • 1 month later...

nice share

sorry repost,,

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