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Cyber.spirit
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l33t language learning
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September 05, 2012, 11:48:35 PM »
learning leet is not a technical part of hacking but sometimes its required to communicate with other hackers in this language. So i provided these links to help you learn leet
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Re: l33t language learning
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Quote from: Cyber.spirit on September 05, 2012, 11:48:35 PM
learning leet is not a technical part of hacking but sometimes its required to communicate with other hackers in this language.
Real hackers don't speak leet.
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Re: l33t language learning
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Quote from: tturner on September 06, 2012, 08:37:18 AM
Real hackers don't speak leet.
Wait, so I've been running nmap -oS all this time for nothing...?
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Re: l33t language learning
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Quote from: ajohnson on September 06, 2012, 12:54:14 PM
Quote from: tturner on September 06, 2012, 08:37:18 AM
Real hackers don't speak leet.
Wait, so I've been running nmap -oS all this time for nothing...?
I don't know, did someone pay you $50k for the privilege?
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 02:24:44 PM »
I don't need a freaking leet language to communicate with hackers.
You need to snap out of it man, seriously.
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 04:13:29 PM »
There are a ton of translators like this one:
http://www.jayssite.com/stuff/l33t/l33t_translator.html
7H3N u 700 k4n 74lK LiK3 4 ub3r k3WL 5CrIP7KidDi3!
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September 06, 2012, 04:20:59 PM »
R j00 PHR34KIN' KiDDin' m3H, n0 pHuCKIn' W4y 73H 8Ig 80Y5 74LK LIK3 7hi5. Phuck 7h47 5hI7!! 533 J00 In h3ll 5CrIp7 KIdDi3!!!!!!
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 04:23:33 PM »
u 8E77Er WA7CH 0u7! u'll Ge7 ALl 7H02E 5cr1p7 K1dd1E2 HUmP1N' UR LEg L1Ke a W1Ld PaCk 0F Ch1HUAhUA2!
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 07:16:11 PM »
Quote from: jason on September 06, 2012, 04:13:29 PM
There are a ton of translators like this one:
http://www.jayssite.com/stuff/l33t/l33t_translator.html
7H3N u 700 k4n 74lK LiK3 4 ub3r k3WL 5CrIP7KidDi3!
1 4m 7h3 v3r¥ m0Ð3£ 0ƒ 4 m0Ð3rn M4j0r-93n3r4£,
1'v3 1nƒ0rm4710n v39374b£3, 4n1m4£, 4nÐ m1n3r4£,
1 |{n0w 7h3 |{1n9$ 0ƒ 3n9£4nÐ, 4nÐ 1 qµ073 7h3 ƒ19h7$ h1$70r1(4£
ƒr0m M4r47h0n 70 W473r£00, 1n 0rÐ3r (47390r1(4£
Fun site. I'll pass on learning l33t though. I'll spend my time on Python for now.
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 07:23:51 PM »
1'Ll 533 uR P1R4732 0F P3N24nc3 4Nd r4123 u 4n H.m.2. p1n4F0r3:
4 8R1715h 74R 12 4 504R1n' 50ul,
42 Phr33 42 4 m0uN741N 81RD,
H12 3n3r9371C ph157 5h0ULd 83 R34Dy 70 r35157
4 D1c7470R14l W0rd.
H12 N023 5h0uld P4N7
4nd h12 L1p 5H0Uld KuRl,
H12 Ch33X 5h0ulD pHL4m3
4Nd h12 8R0w 5h0uLd phuRl,
H12 8050M 5h0uLD H34V3
4nD H12 H34R7 5h0uld 9L0W,
4nD h12 ph157 83 3V3R R34dY
PH0r 4 Kn0ck-d0wn 8L0W.
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 06, 2012, 08:11:54 PM »
L0l 1 4lm057 5h1773D mY p4n75 4c7u4Lly 7R4N5L471n' 4ll 7H053 7h1n95!!
J00 9uy5 R FR491n' M3H
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September 06, 2012, 08:15:35 PM »
1 ju57 7r13d 70 H4x0r 73h n3x7 53RV3r U51n' 7H12 4850lu73lY 4w350M3 L337 l4n9u493 7h@ 1 Ju57 p1Ck3D uP H3R3 !!
wH0 n33d2 pY7h0N, 4223M8l3R 0r P3rL 4nYw4y ? 73h 8# JU57 4cc3p72 7H12 l337 L4n9U493 l1k3 7h3R3'2 N0 70m0rr0w !!
1 jU57 D1D MY Ph1r57 5Ucc355FUL JMP 34X 1N 7h4 L337 d38u994h n1920r!!
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 07, 2012, 08:01:49 AM »
and the sad thing is, I suspect most of us can read the line noise that this thread is (not that I'm knocking the having fun with it thing), without having to use the translator site.
001110000101010100110111001000000011011100110011010010000010000000110111011100100101010100110111011010000010000000110001011110100010110000100000010100100011001100110100010011000010000001101000001101000111100000110000010100100111101000100000001101110011010001001100011010110010000001001100001100010100101100110011001000000011011101101000001100010111101000101110
The new goodwin's law.
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tturner
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 07, 2012, 08:15:02 AM »
Double or triple encoding messages is fun. I used to make my passwords Sha1 or MD5 hashes of my passphrase so if they got cracked it still looked like a hash. I did a CTF recently that I had to decode a string 5 times using the Burp decoder before I got to the plain text. Fun stuff!
Btw, I think you mean Godwin's law.
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Re: l33t language learning
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September 07, 2012, 08:23:37 AM »
Quote from: tturner on September 07, 2012, 08:15:02 AM
Btw, I think you mean Godwin's law.
I did, but I was trying to be 1337 about it.
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