gurus in d house let drop our bbm pin so we can access n give assistance urgently... my pin is 74A1EDAE...just thinking, slyrox, doncrust, backtrack plz add me up

kiddie: guys i need help on how to move files on kali linux

bro do u already ve d Kali Linux software... I won't mind coming to agege to get it installed...m tired of downloading

hobyner: I want to learn how to hack. I want to be like Harold in Person of Interest, hacking my way to any info i need.

Ure a joker

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Please anybody to help me out.I downloaded Imagenomic Software which is Noiseware and Portraiture for photoshop editing.I was given 7 days free use before asking for software license.How can i hike the free use before it is block?Please help me out.

quiestla: Please anybody to help me out.I downloaded Imagenomic Software which is Noiseware and Portraiture for photoshop editing.I was given 7 days free use before asking for software license.How can i hike the free use before it is block?Please help me out.

download process Explorer software, when running the photoshop, open prcExp and u'l c photoshop's process tree, right click on the plugin's process there and go to properties. You shld c the plugin"s registry key there. Note the key and open regedit.exe, search 4 d key. U shld av atleast 2 keys there. Delete the path dats nt wat u saw in prcexp. And u'r done.("as-is". May work, may nt.)

mykel25:
bro do u already ve d Kali Linux software... I won't mind coming to agege to get it installed...m tired of downloading

Do u knw how long it takes to install

kiddie:
Do u knw how long it takes to install

how many hours?

charlesazeh: I need Trojan... give me ur contact phone and email...I need it fast and ready to drop...

The condom version? Hehehe...
Can you pay via bit coin?

justthinking: acer aspire. but it is not really laptop matter. once u av enough hard disk space. u can do anything u want.

U forgot to mention ram. Ram size also matters.

blaxx: how many hours?

Like 2 hours even more than

kiddie:
Like 2 hours even more than

What's the specs of the system u installed it on?

blaxx:
What's the specs of the system u installed it on?

32 bit 2gb ram

I av been searching for hacking tutorials for a very long time and all i see are some stupid tricks to hack facebook account which don't work. I don't know y u hackers don't like teaching people as if u weren't taught urself. Please if there is anyone willing to teach me whether it's one-one teaching, videos or recommending gud e-books with download links, i would really appreciate it. I believe hacking is fun and it will be gud to entertain me whenever am bored.

Thanks in advance.

hemor: I av been searching for hacking tutorials for a very long time and all i see are some stupid tricks to hack facebook account which don't work. I don't know y u hackers don't like teaching people as if u weren't taught urself. Please if there is anyone willing to teach me whether it's one-one teaching, videos or recommending gud e-books with download links, i would really appreciate it. I believe hacking is fun and it will be gud to entertain me whenever am bored.

Thanks in advance.

Recently I’ve been reading a ton of questions, posts and general discussion about getting into the ‘Information Security’ game, and in my opinion at least it’s typically followed up by a fair amount of misleading information. That might be a little harsh considering I’m sure it’s good intentioned, it’s also even possible that the advice worked for them (there is no one size fits all advice) but I thought I’d lay my thoughts out here in the hope of helping a new budding hacker move forward.

I want to play sport, where should I start?
This vague, open ended and very ambiguous question is very similar to someone asking how they should go about getting into information security. The first thing to realize is there is a huge range of information security fields, and within each of those huge fields is a lifetime’s worth of learning content. Just like picking a sport there is no ‘best’, it’s simply sometimes area’s you may enjoy more than others. Off the top of my head here are some example area’s that is by no means exhaustive.

Web Application Security
Reverse Engineering
Malware Reverse Engineering
Network Security
Incident Response
Standards Compliance
Programming / Creating Tools for Others
Exploit Development
Forensics

Do I need to learn X first?

Of course you need to have a full knowledge of the OSI layer before you begin. Yes you need to read that 1000 page book on the TCP protocol. Yes you need to be proficient in 5 programming languages (at least!) before you consider hacking. Can you compile your own Linux kernel from source code? No? Don’t bother learning hacking. Actually…. all that is full of rubbish, yet it’s one of the most common responses given to people looking to learn information security. There is one requirement to becoming a decent hacker – interest. The difference between a future hacker and a script kiddie isn’t knowledge, it’s the willingness to learn.


Summary

So after a long ramble, what’s the key points?

>> A hacker will actively seek out information, not wait for others to give it to him.
>> The difference between a script kiddie and a new hacker is the desire to learn
>> You need to experiment with a wide range of information security fields to find what interests you
>> Don’t let anyone tell you that there are prerequisites for learning information security, there isn’t.
>> It’s not worth “just seeing if you can” do anything that isn’t legal, the risk vs reward makes no sense for doing so
>> With courses, wargames, capture the flags and more importantly virtual machines there is no hacking scenario that can’t be replicated legally

Have fun, sorry if it got preachy towards the end and enjoy pwning boxes! Information security is an awesome field and you’ll be learning something new every day that you’re involved in it. There is no right answer for getting into the field apart from jumping into it with both feet. Get wet, learn to tread water and stay afloat, one day you might even be able to swim a little!


http://netsec.ws/?p=468

Slyr0x:


Recently I’ve been reading a ton of questions, posts and general discussion about getting into the ‘Information Security’ game, and in my opinion at least it’s typically followed up by a fair amount of misleading information. That might be a little harsh considering I’m sure it’s good intentioned, it’s also even possible that the advice worked for them (there is no one size fits all advice) but I thought I’d lay my thoughts out here in the hope of helping a new budding hacker move forward.

I want to play sport, where should I start?
This vague, open ended and very ambiguous question is very similar to someone asking how they should go about getting into information security. The first thing to realize is there is a huge range of information security fields, and within each of those huge fields is a lifetime’s worth of learning content. Just like picking a sport there is no ‘best’, it’s simply sometimes area’s you may enjoy more than others. Off the top of my head here are some example area’s that is by no means exhaustive.

Web Application Security
Reverse Engineering
Malware Reverse Engineering
Network Security
Incident Response
Standards Compliance
Programming / Creating Tools for Others
Exploit Development
Forensics

Do I need to learn X first?

Of course you need to have a full knowledge of the OSI layer before you begin. Yes you need to read that 1000 page book on the TCP protocol. Yes you need to be proficient in 5 programming languages (at least!) before you consider hacking. Can you compile your own Linux kernel from source code? No? Don’t bother learning hacking. Actually…. all that is full of rubbish, yet it’s one of the most common responses given to people looking to learn information security. There is one requirement to becoming a decent hacker – interest. The difference between a future hacker and a script kiddie isn’t knowledge, it’s the willingness to learn.


Summary

So after a long ramble, what’s the key points?

>> A hacker will actively seek out information, not wait for others to give it to him.
>> The difference between a script kiddie and a new hacker is the desire to learn
>> You need to experiment with a wide range of information security fields to find what interests you
>> Don’t let anyone tell you that there are prerequisites for learning information security, there isn’t.
>> It’s not worth “just seeing if you can” do anything that isn’t legal, the risk vs reward makes no sense for doing so
>> With courses, wargames, capture the flags and more importantly virtual machines there is no hacking scenario that can’t be replicated legally

Have fun, sorry if it got preachy towards the end and enjoy pwning boxes! Information security is an awesome field and you’ll be learning something new every day that you’re involved in it. There is no right answer for getting into the field apart from jumping into it with both feet. Get wet, learn to tread water and stay afloat, one day you might even be able to swim a little!


http://netsec.ws/?p=468

you are so on point

pls guys add me to the grp....07039670785, i cant seem to set up darkcomet rat

Hi guys, this thread has grown cold. What's everyone up to? cc justthinking backtrack6 slyr0x

justthinking:
yep. some for mp3 converter another for vlc. i am still learning but i can create exploit for stack based vulnerability(segmentation error). planning to learn heap based exploit. can you develope exploit.

"Yep"! thats d lie word u hear alot of programers use just to show they have an idea about whateva programing stuff u r talking about. So for if I wr u. I will stop lieing.