[anonDark]

Hi, I am interested in hacking but I do not know where to start. I do not want to be a skid. Any advice or tips would be appreciated.

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[imaximov]

first, choose the area that interests you, understand if you can match it and look for development in this, it is better to work in a team, so everyone will be busy with their own business, but for the benefit of the common

[anonDark]

first, choose the area that interests you, understand if you can match it and look for development in this, it is better to work in a team, so everyone will be busy with their own business, but for the benefit of the common

Thanks for the advice. I will try this.

[viceCoolMan]

First, learn to code.

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[anonDark]

First, learn to code.

Which programming language should I start with? python? c?

[jkly0]

First, learn to code.

Which programming language should I start with? python? c?

I suggest python for starting personally.

[5150]

First, learn to code.

Which programming language should I start with? python? c?

Start with something simple like HTML/CSS then learn JS, eventually move onto node.js/php, learn python, then work your way down the chain to something like RUST or C++.

[iammarcopolo2k]

This is really informative and helpful, especially for someone like me who's just starting out in hacking and cybersecurity. It breaks things down in a way that's easy to understand, and it makes me even more excited to keep learning and exploring more advanced stuff.