n3r

@n3r wrote:

If you like cyberpunk then you should watch (or read) Ghost in the Shell. And you can read the Sprawl trilogy by William Gibson.

+1 for ghost in the shell and sprawl

@n3r wrote:

The more you ‘ll learn before the more you’ll be prepared  ;D

That’s not helpful. I can read all the books in the world, but if I don’t read things that’s actually gonna help me over the next 2 months, then it’s not worth it.

So what books should I read over the next 2 months? Or other activity that will teach me stuff, that would…[Read more]

@lorddicranius wrote:

hah Cool.  I’ll have to check that video out tonight.  Thanks for enlightening me 🙂

No problem  ;D

@n3r wrote:

Did you try the custom ISO ?

Of course! It works great  ;D I use that most of the time, just because it feels more like “home”, even though I could’ve easily downloaded the official version and modified that, but…[Read more]

@n3r wrote:

As i said in other topics i would like to buy a book about coding and writing exploits. I’ve a good level on C language and i’m currently learning Python, i have seen two books : The Art of Exploitation and Coding for Penetration testers.
which one should i choose ?

I’m working through “Coding for Penetration Testers” right now. …[Read more]

@n3r wrote:

For those who read french there is a great website on every language :
http://www.siteduzero.com/

Google Translate might be able to help with that:

http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.siteduzero.com%2F

@n3r wrote:

Hi !
do you think i can start learning Python with this book or i should go for another one ?

Having briefly thumbed through this book, I’d certainly say it’s not a book for learning the language.  I’d say at least a “moderate” level of python would be needed to work successfully though it, as it doesn’t hold your hand through…[Read more]