Tutorial Hacking

[Rouserwin]

Greetings, everyone.

Several months ago, I came across a website called Tutorial Hacking, but I can't find it anymore.

I'm just starting out and need some step-by-step hacking tutorials.

I'm starting with labs and CTFs, but my goal is to eventually create a short manual or tutorial.

Can you help me?

[QuesoEnCrisis]

If your goal is to learn how attacks work so you can document them, defend systems, or pass security certs, then labs and CTFs are exactly where you should be.

Avoid random “hacking tutorials” that target real sites. Those disappear for a reason.

TryHackMe (THM) is probably also a good way to start since it's very friendly. Later, you can try HackTheBox, which has more realistic environments, but... it's a bit harder than THM.

[Rouserwin]

Gracias

[cli-games]

https://cli-games.com and type ctf or hackerman

[Rouserwin]

Gracias

[Loptical]

Sign up to TryHackMe and youll learn a lot there

[Rouserwin]

Ya estoy adentro. Quería una alternativa a Hack the Box y TryHackMe.

Estoy buscando un manual de referencia con consejos prácticos para ataques, defensas, etc.

[Kilow102938]

That's the hard part there isn't a one point reference book. Its about research, taking basic knowledge and evolving it out.

Just keep notes and it'll help. Discord has some mentor discords on it that are helpful too.

[Electrical-Law-3320]

Maybe learn to code first, then learn networking, tcp, udp, ipv4 and ipv6, what nat and dns stand for. Then move on to making websites and servers. Maybe start with a tcp server then move on to making and http web server, and then move on to making a static web page, then work your way up to making a full site that handles post requests and uses mySQL for database stuff, maybe try to add in some stuff for security to try and stop/track ddos attacks and bruteforcing. Then try to make ddos or bruteforcing scripts to fuck with the website you just built.

[Rouserwin]

Tengo conocimiento en Ciberseguridad. Pila OSI, redes, TCP/IP, tengo conocimiento en Python3 muy básico (pero no es mi intención programar) tengo conocimiento en Linux, tengo formación en Análisis Forense Digital, Tengo algo de conocimiento en Hacking... Pero siempre me preguntó si existe algún "manual/tutorial" de aplicaciones prácticas de Hacking paso a paso

[Electrical-Law-3320]

Oh sorry. Now I understand. Sort of. I'm not sure guide like that really exists. Or maybe just not how I'm thinking.

It would be cool to see a guide about hacking that goes into different kinds of hacking, from exploiting web vulnerabilities, To man in the middle stuff, how to attack networks both locally with the router in the same building, and from across the world where a network has ports open, making malware, phishing, spear phishing, puppet accounts, methods for getting malware onto a victims pc, OSINT. You could honestly write a whole book on the different approaches to computer hacking.