Whats Next
I have been "hacking" for almost a year now. Here are some of the the thing's I have picked up along the way so far…..
sql injection (simple, some advanced, working on blind) xss (escaping filters and also cookie stealing) Phreaking (a little bit) Social Engineering (very fun by the way) cookie poisoning RFI LFI etc. (basic web hacking I guess)
My question to you guys is whats next? Maybe some ways to exploit servers? Maybe more advanced web hacking? I just want some names of "hacks" for me to study and research. I'm not asking for you to explain them to me (unless you want to…). Any and all suggestions are welcome. :D (note: I haved used google but mostly come up with the skills I have already acquired.)
Well at the moment I am learnin C++ and Python (can't code anything useful yet but I got the basics down) and of course I know HTML and Javascript. I guess I am just at a standstill with web page based hacking, and am just asking what are some other hacking methods besides the ones I mentioned in my first post. And maybe some ways that servers/routers can be exploited (no need to explain I can do the research just looking for names I guess of exploits/vulns I can research)
wow so relevant, I'm having same 'problem' kinda stuck on the web hacking basics. Anyway I would also aim just on one language now, and perfect it, write usefull scripts like ftp bruteforcer, port scanner, vulnerability scanner, md5 password cracker. That is what I wanna start work on myself. Also I would recommend to look at rooting little more ;)
SaMTHG wrote: You could give RCE a go. (Remote Code Execution)
username:
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password:
Last login: xxx from x.x.x.x
[spyware@boo ~]$ how can I has RCE?
-bash: how: command not found
[spyware@boo ~]$ RCE -?
-bash: RCE: command not found```
Yeah. RCE is tricky.
Halp?
You have to know where you want to go. Instead of just looking up exploits, you should look 'behind the scenes' if you want to continue hacking be it from more of a rooting perspective, web hacking etc, know where you want to go and learn the code that goes along with it. You can't be a good hacker unless you know the language behind what it is you're trying to hack and when you learn that language well, hacking it should be like 2nd nature.