Let's Talk About Technology And Hacking

I have answered a lot of questions about hacking. If you are on this page, I assume you already know some basic techniques but want to move to more “advanced” methods. Well, here are some popular advanced techniques: For web hacking: DDoS, SQL injections, XSS, php bots, DNS spoofing and generally all these: These are web hacking attacks. For program vulnerabilities the most popular one is buffer overflow (by far) Buffer overflow - Wikipedia Also, there is reverse engineering, which basically is finding the source code of applications (so you can find buffer overflow vulnerabilities) which requires great Assembly knowledge. In order to write your own exploits and tools (which is considered advanced) you need to know C/C++ or python. Long story short, to practice advanced hacking you need to know programming, networking, server & database knowledge. SQLi  - Requires programming, server & database knowledge XSS  - Requires programming knowledge Buffer o

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