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Slack Group

Before we get started I have started a new slack group dedicated to hacking. We welcome everyone from beginner to advanced to join. I will be on everyday answer questions, doing CTFs, and talking about cool hacks. If you enjoy hacking and are looking for like minded people join below:

NEW Hacking Group Slack Channel

If you want to get really good at something its best to have some sort of mentor. Reading the words that smart people have written down can be just has good as talking to them one on one. I have create a list of some of the best hacking books I know of which can be bought on amazon by following the provided links. If you were to read all of the listed books you would with out a doubt become a PRO.

Beginner

Web Application Hacking

Internal Network Hacking

Reverse Engineering


Exploits

Malware

Building Hacking tools


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