Want To Learn How To Hack?

Tim when I click on your link I get "Page Not Found" message.

 

Just go to the main page and about the third topic headline down is it.

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/

 

Updated link: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/off...become-an-ethical-hacker-bonus-course-bundle/

 

If you can't find the link, you have to hack it to get to it.

 

Hahahahahaha

 

I just got over a long bout of bronchitis. I don't need any lessons!

 

From $681 to $49? I dunno man... sounds... shady.

 

OK so after you learn who's going to hire you? CIA, FBI, etc. maybe?

 

It sounds like they needed to drum up business a little bit. A discount from $681 to $49 probably includes a 'taste' to see if you are willing to invest more money to go further. Like a mechanic offering a class on fixing cars, and teaching students how to replace a fuel pump. Not a bad idea, actually. It's a decent price... to find out whether or not it would be right for you.

It seems like any thoroughly detailed course would have to include learning a programming language. Ya know?

 

Give us a highlight. What have you learned? What do they show you? Not that I'm asking to get free what you paid for, but just a glimpse, a preview. Do they focus on running commands in the command prompt? Is it even on a Windows based system? Are they focused on any kind of specific programming language?

 

It sounds like things have passed me by since my college days. I've never heard of a single one of those, other than Linux and Windows 8. Well... I mean I know what a router is and the WEP/WPA/WPA2 keys are, but jeez... last time I used Linux, it was Red Hat, and we were doing Perl scripting from the command line. Bummer...

 

Well, in all honesty, I was never really able to access anyone's system save for a vulnerability that no longer exists. Since it's not something you can do anymore, I'm sure it would be okay to vaguely speak about it. It was some kind of hidden share that Microsoft put on the system by default, and with just an IP address or network to access, all you had to do was type the net use command and map the drive to your own computer.

That's the only "hacking" I've ever known. Just normal use of network commands that, without a vulnerability or a way in, couldn't normally be used to access someone else's system. On a side note, those DDoS attacks you were talking about, apparently there's a group of people (or maybe just one person, I don't know) that decide to do just that to the battlenet servers which caused me huge latency in WoW, made it unplayable.

So in that sense, can something like that be done without any kind of trail? It seems like they would be able to trace the attacks back to something... anything... regardless of proxy servers. At the very least, trace it to some public computer at the library or something. What's your thoughts on that?