cyber.spirit

@ajohnson wrote:

@Cyber.spirit wrote:

Well, I don’t know assembly :'( so it is not useful for me

You’re going to need to learn it then. Just because an exploit is written in C, Python, Perl, Ruby, etc., doesn’t mean that assembly isn’t involved. More often than not, those are just the deliver mechanism for the exploit. You’re going to have to…

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@hurtl0cker wrote:

Open Security Training is like gold given for free but sadly the videos are wayyy tooo gigantic and the classes are in Assembly.

Well, I don’t know assembly :'( so it is not useful for me

@hurtl0cker wrote:

Hey, take a look at the “Open Security Training” courses, esp. “Into to Software Exploits” by Corey K., they are a good place to start.

http://opensecuritytraining.info/IntroductionToSoftwareExploits.html

Goooood!

Thanks i am really more comfortable with videos but its needs a gigantic internet bandwidth but its ok…[Read more]

@ajohnson wrote:

+1 for Hacking:AoE

Also hit up SecurityTube for assembly and exploitation instruction. Corelan and The Grey Corner have excellent tutorials as well.

Man thanks for your answer but i am busy in these days i don’t have enough time to learn a super hard programming language called assembly!!!!! but thanks again maybe i’ll go for it later.

@superkojiman wrote:

If you’re looking for a book, Hacking: The Art of Exploitation is an excellent one that covers exploitation of Linux programs in C. You’ll also find numerous exploitation tutorials on Google.

Hey Super kojiman I’ve bought the book its great man great!! It even teachs C programming language to the audience!! Thanks again.

@superkojiman wrote:

If you’re looking for a book, Hacking: The Art of Exploitation is an excellent one that covers exploitation of Linux programs in C. You’ll also find numerous exploitation tutorials on Google.

Thanks kojiman. Is it good for beginner like me?

@H1t M0nk3y wrote:

Hey,

You can do this in many, many different ways. Here are two working examples:

#include

int main(void)
{ 
    char chr = 'a';

    for(int i=0; i<2; i++)
    {
printf("%c", chr);
    }

    return 0;
}
Loops twice and there prints the value of ‘chr’ twice. Notice I removed the the new line character “n” (which you can ad…

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De-ice.net and hackerdemia are great disks too

As a pentester it is better to learn both but i prefer to learn net pentesting first then app pentesting

I am from Iran/ Tehran

@ZeroOne wrote:

What SecurityMonkey meant is that the HR won’t appreciate them, so in other words, the won’t get you a job or anything.

Come on. Can you really find job with a brainbench’s certificates? They even sell their certs however most of people don’t know what is brain bench. i don’t want to defend ciutesting.com or appreciate. I just…[Read more]

@SecurityMonkey wrote:

It looks interesting but I question the value in the real world….

Man they are just cambridge’s partners and and this site is not the only site that gives cambridge’s cert so its not fake and the exam is hard. So it has value.

I took internet associate and security associate exams. The sec exam was hard but i passed…[Read more]

It seems no one is interested i think. However i got certified in internet and security majors it is great and free.

@UNIX wrote:

eLearnSecurity has also a “FREE, community based project” which “host and share vulnerable web application code for educational and research purposes”, see here and here.

+1 man great website i’ll go there

Yeah MaXe all of port scanners has same features  but schedule scans is great and something that IDK is can we scan multiple host through command line?? if we can and if it’s possible i think it can be good feature for your port scanner.

Good Luck

Regards Cyber.Spirit

you must be in a pro level of those majors. To pass the exam 😉 good luck

Hi seph,
Where are you from?  if you have knowledge about linux – winxp – programming – IT – Webmater you can go to http://www.ranksheet.com the sign up, take the exam and get certified for free then fil the resume place and find job there

Hi jinx.
Welcome to this awesome forum. I think the first question is why you wanna be a hacker? Because learning hack is not an easy work, so if you wanna learn it just for fun or malicious purposes, i think you won’t be hacker it’s better!!!

But if you wanna be a pentester and make some money of it (in a legal way) here is pre requirments:

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@superkojiman wrote:

A quick Google search revealed a list: http://www.howtogeek.com/117674/the-best-websites-for-free-online-courses-certificates-degrees-and-educational-resources/

Not all of these provide free certificates, but you do get the courses for free.

i spent hours to find those free cert services on google, but thank you it was a…[Read more]

@m0wgli wrote:

I just noticed in your first post that you had a capital X which won’t change it, but your last post has a lowercase x. Just interested to know, do you still get that problem if use a lowercase x?

No No it was just wrong type here i know x must be lower case and i typed lower case in ternminal but it didn’t work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1