Hacking for Beginners

Many people nowadays are nuts and want to become a hacker; hacking is no art that can be perfected all over the day. It requires knowledge, skills, creativity, commitment, and time, of course. In simple terms, hacking is a person's technical ability. So it's good to have some additional hacking skills or knowledge. This book is a guide, tutorial, and reference for someone who wants to learn about hacking and clarify many common misunderstandings. Hacking isn't just the ability to locate bugs, nor is it the ability to write shell scripts and execute shellcode, it's more than just being a skilled programmer or software engineer, it's skillful and mindset. It is not a fixed pattern or system, but a framework for being able to adapt and think outside the box, creating new tricks and knowledge and being precise, but being able to react quickly and being able to create and execute plans well. Some basic programming and decent computer skills and knowledge are needed first and foremost. If this is missing in any way, it strongly recommends some basic courses in C, Rust, or any compiled language. Additional recommendations are web programming and some shell scripting. In the beginning, we will cover some simple programming concepts, and the mentality needed to hack. We then move on to some of the more basic skills, such as vulnerability and detection of bugs. Concepts such as networking and data extraction will also go into depth. This book is primarily a guide and a reference from the mentality to the programming, from the use to the creation of tools and scripts. We understand that there will be quite a few unfamiliar terms and concepts, but we will try our best to explain them. If not, please consult the subject with reference books and guides, but please do not simply copy and paste without any understanding whatsoever. A hacker is someone who likes to toy with computers or electronics. Hackers like to explore computer systems and learn how they work. They try to take advantage of software and hardware's vulnerability or weakness. Hacking is the process of unauthorized access to a system, network, or resource. We will cover some tools and utilities specific to Linux and Windows and note any limitations on the platform they may have. I suspect you're interested in becoming a hacker when you're reading this book. It's hard work to become a hacker because there's no way to teach it. Becoming a hacker takes about 2-4 years. If you're lazy, you're not going to become a hacker. For the rest of us now. I want to put one thing straight first of all. It is the ability to find new undiscovered exploits to break into a system in order not to be able to break into a system. But they're all labeled the same in today's society. You need to know a few terms if you're planning to read my other guides. For a long time now, the term hacking has been around. The first recorded hacking instance dates back to MIT in the early 1960s, where the terms ' Hacking' and' Hacker' were coined. Since then, for the computing community, hacking has evolved into a widely followed discipline. We're going to talk about the fundamentals of ethical hacking in this "Hacking for beginner" book! Few of the things you'll learn from this guide: -WHAT IS HACKING?-HACKING HISTORY-TYPES OF HACKERS-HACKING TERMS-HOW A HACKER THINKS-HACKING PROCESS-HACKING TOOLS-SKILLS REQUIRED TO-BECOME AN ETHICAL HACKER-HACKER'S METHODOLOGY-WHAT IS A SECURITY THREAT?-HOW TO FIND THE VARIOUS TYPES OF MALICIOUS PROGRAMS-HOW TO COMPILE, DECOMPILE, AND CORRUPT CODES-PASSWORD CRACKING TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS-PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR HACKING-ARP POISONING-WIRESHARK-HOW TO HACK WIFI (WIRELESS) NETWORKDOS (DENIAL OF SERVICE) ATTACK TUTORIAL-HACKING A WEB SERVER-HOW TO HACK A WEBSITE-HOW TO HACK PASSWORDS OF OPERATING SYSTEMS. Why wait when you can get started right away?