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Re: Having Doubts c/c++/java/html/css just ask me

Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2014 2:03 am
by ScHacker23
And one more thing, I never actually learned Python; I left it in the middle of learning, eventually I got back on Java. I learnt HTML, JavaScript and CSS which were quite easy, I'll be learning C# along-with Common-Lisp afterwards AND after that C/C++ is the long-road for me.

Anyways, I was just gonna ask you a question (looks like I haven't changed since :lol: ):
# Do you think I should learn Delphi instead of C#? I'm not asking it from the hacker's perspective but as a productive language? Do you think it goes at par with Java/C#?

Thanks Man for all your help, really appreciate it.

Re: Having Doubts c/c++/java/html/css just ask me

Posted: Sat May 30, 2015 3:53 am
by rustic_plague
there is a hacking with python tutorial. go look up hacking the public database using python. its a free pdf and also video of the guy going thru it a defcon conference.
Cool_Fire wrote:
ScHacker23 wrote:That means, Python's good...
Python is an adequate solution for many problems.
ScHacker23 wrote:But I've still a problem, I can't find a good tutorial enough to guide a beginner like me, some tutorials contain a lot of garbage, some are incompatible with Python 3.3.1, some don't provide good information and others don't teach good at all! :sad:
Python 3 is not backwards compatible with python 2. You'll indeed need to look for something specific to python 3.
ScHacker23 wrote:Is there a tutorial good enough for a beginner like me, I mean a tutorial that has enough information to guide me to hacking using Python?
There are plenty of python tutorials for beginners but there is no such thing as a "hacking with python" tutorial.
Any programming language you use for hacking is just a tool to get the computer to do what you want. You still need to figure out and understand what you need it to do before you can write a program to do it. There is no hack() function.
ScHacker23 wrote:If there is one, will you please give me a link to one? I want to learn Python but they just don't explain it.. :sad:
As far as python tutorials go, I'm not the right person to ask. I never use it much myself.

Re: Having Doubts c/c++/java/html/css just ask me

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 12:00 pm
by Dustan
I know the basic level of C. Can i do all hacking activity only using C without python, php or something else ?

Re: Having Doubts c/c++/java/html/css just ask me

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 9:08 pm
by Cool_Fire
Dustan wrote:I know the basic level of C. Can i do all hacking activity only using C without python, php or something else ?
In the end you can pretty much do anything in any language. It's just that certain languages are perhaps a little more suited to some tasks than others.

Example;
If you're writing a kernel exploit, it might be pretty handy to have the low level memory and instruction access that comes naturally with C, but if you're writing a something to crawl a website and look for vulnerable code, a language like python, ruby or maybe nodejs would make it much simpler.

That's not to say you can't write the web crawler in C or that you can't write a kernel exploit in nodejs, but you're probably making it a lot harder than it needs to be if you do.

Re: Having Doubts c/c++/java/html/css just ask me

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 9:17 pm
by Dustan
Cool_Fire wrote:
Dustan wrote:I know the basic level of C. Can i do all hacking activity only using C without python, php or something else ?
In the end you can pretty much do anything in any language. It's just that certain languages are perhaps a little more suited to some tasks than others.

Example;
If you're writing a kernel exploit, it might be pretty handy to have the low level memory and instruction access that comes naturally with C, but if you're writing a something to crawl a website and look for vulnerable code, a language like python, ruby or maybe nodejs would make it much simpler.

That's not to say you can't write the web crawler in C or that you can't write a kernel exploit in nodejs, but you're probably making it a lot harder than it needs to be if you do.


Thank-You.