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| Have you ever used an exploit to get revenge? (Just a survey.) ;) |
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| Yeah, but I understand that a script is kind of cheap. |
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I'm Confused... a lot. |
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I've been having these questions for a long time. I've tried googling (Since google has just about everything), but I've had no luck. It's mainly about exploits. All I know is that they are coded in different languages. I have two at the moment. One in Perl, and one in PHP. I installed Apache2Triad and setup my own server. (Which can be viewed here, http://24.10.112.230). Though when I put them in the phpmyAdmin scripts folder, they open then close. Some people have told me that it just means they finished running and auto-closed after they were done. Except I have no idea what it did. I just don't get it. A simple link to a good walkthrough would be fine. I'm trying to learn VB then C++. Just so you know, I'm not a script kiddie. I take networking seriously. I want to persure a career in it. Not for the fact that I may be able to say, "I'm going to hack you!". I just consider programming language a big step in the process. I'm sure a lot of others would think that too. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- Thanks in advance, Mike. |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 11:28 am |
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No, I never used an exploit for a revenge.
Well, I'd say you should continue learning programming languages and when you know the basics of C or C++ then you should read your exploits. PHP and Perl got an almost same syntax. So it wouldn't be hard to read it. If you have problems to understand a command look at search engines or try it in a script of you own - learning by doing. |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 5:04 pm |
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| I guess that is the best way to go. Thanks for the reply. |
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