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From: Tonnerre Lombard (tonnerre.lombard
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Date: Fri Oct 03 2008 - 01:43:49 CDT
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Salut, Chip,
On Thu, 2 Oct 2008 15:58:14 +1000, Chip Panarchy wrote:
> I am hoping to one day become a white-hat hacker.
>
> And I want to learn as much about hacking as possible.
> So far I am 10 months through a 24 month networking course (where at
> the end of it I will probably sit for my CCNA and MCSE).
>
> I thought that that would be as good a place as any to start.
CCNA teaches networking basics as part of the course, which is
certainly not bad. I am however very unsure how a MCSE is going to help
you.
> And I have been reading programming books (borrowed about 5
> programming text-books, around half for Java and the other 'half' for
> C++). So hopefully by the end of the next 14 months (hopefully much
> sooner) I will be an apt programmer and 'networker'.
I am also not sure if a large quantity of books over the same matter is
adequate for your purpose. Also, how did you manage to borrow "about 5
books"? Is it 5.21 books? And is one of them about both Java and C++?
Whatever. I'd rather suggest you educate yourself on the existing
languages first, like you suggested, and then go for information on web
sites like http://www.cccure.org/ and look for training courses there.
Then you should start to find vulnerabilities in the books you first
read about your programming languages — you will most likely find that
there are lots of them.
Maybe you can also get an abonnement of http://www.hakin9.org/ — they
have interesting articles at times and certainly contain a lot of stuff
which may be new to you.
> Though in the meantime, I am interested in finding an IRC channel
> where I can 'chat' to white-hat (and black-hat?) hackers, and learn as
> much of them as I can!
I'm sure you're going to drown in suggestions, most of which will not
be really useful.
Tonnerre
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