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The document outlines a comprehensive guide for mastering hacking skills, emphasizing the importance of understanding fundamentals, coding, cryptography, web exploitation, binary exploitation, and reverse engineering. It provides a structured approach to gaining hands-on experience, automating tasks, and staying updated in the field. Additionally, it lists essential reading materials across various hacking domains to enhance knowledge and skills.

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Hacker

The document outlines a comprehensive guide for mastering hacking skills, emphasizing the importance of understanding fundamentals, coding, cryptography, web exploitation, binary exploitation, and reverse engineering. It provides a structured approach to gaining hands-on experience, automating tasks, and staying updated in the field. Additionally, it lists essential reading materials across various hacking domains to enhance knowledge and skills.

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MARCH 20, 2025

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Hacker

Fuck THE SKILL

1. Master the Fundamentals


 Learn Linux and Windows internals deeply.
 Master networking (TCP/IP, UDP, DNS, ARP, etc.).
 Get comfortable with command-line tools (Bash, PowerShell, etc.).
 Understand how the internet works (HTTP, HTTPS, WebSockets, etc.).
2. Become a Coding Expert
 Learn C & Assembly (for exploit development and reverse engineering).
 Learn Python (for automation, scripting, and hacking tools).
 Master JavaScript (for web exploits like XSS & CSRF).
 Learn Rust & Go (modern secure programming).
3. Study Cryptography
 Understand hashing (MD5, SHA-256, bcrypt, etc.).
 Learn about symmetric and asymmetric encryption (AES, RSA, ECC).
 Learn how to break weak cryptographic implementations.
4. Learn Web Exploitation
 Master OWASP Top 10 (XSS, SQLi, SSRF, CSRF, IDOR, etc.).
 Learn bug bounty hunting (platforms like HackerOne, Bugcrowd).
 Get good at manual web app pentesting.
5. Master Binary Exploitation
 Learn buffer overflows, heap exploitation, ROP chains.
 Get into fuzzing and exploit writing.
 Study Windows/Linux exploit development.
6. Get into Reverse Engineering
 Learn Ghidra, IDA Pro, and Radare2.
 Reverse malware, software, and firmware.
 Master dynamic and static analysis.
7. Understand Red Teaming & Advanced Attacks
 Learn Active Directory attacks (Pass-the-Hash, Kerberoasting, etc.).
 Get into social engineering and phishing techniques.
 Master physical security exploits (lockpicking, RFID cloning).
8. Get Hands-On Experience
 Play in Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions (Hack The Box, TryHackMe,
etc.).
 Work on real-world pentests and red teaming.
 Join open-source security projects.
9. Automate Everything
 Write scripts to automate recon, exploitation, and post-exploitation.
 Build custom tools instead of relying on existing ones.
10. Stay Updated & Network
 Follow top hackers on Twitter/X and security blogs.
 Attend Black Hat, DEF CON, and local security meetups.
 Read whitepapers and security research.
The key is depth over breadth—truly mastering each area rather than just
scratching the surface.
Some additional tips to accelerate your progress:
 Engage in real-world practice: TryHackMe and Hack The Box are great,
but also do real pentests, find vulnerabilities in open-source projects,
and participate in bug bounties.
 Build a hacking lab: Set up vulnerable machines (like DVWA,
Metasploitable, and Active Directory labs) to practice exploitation and
defense.
 Write your own exploits: Don’t just use existing tools—learn to develop
your own from scratch.
 Teach what you learn: Writing blogs, making YouTube videos, or
mentoring others will reinforce your knowledge.
Fundamentals & Ethical Hacking
1. The Web Application Hacker’s Handbook – Dafydd Stuttard & Marcus
Pinto
o Deep dive into web security, vulnerabilities, and exploitation
techniques.
2. Hacking: The Art of Exploitation – Jon Erickson
o Covers programming, networking, and exploitation fundamentals.
A must-read for binary exploitation.
3. Metasploit: The Penetration Tester’s Guide – David Kennedy et al.
o Focuses on using Metasploit for penetration testing.
4. Penetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking – Georgia
Weidman
o Great for beginners; covers a broad range of hacking techniques.
Cryptography & Exploitation
5. Serious Cryptography – Jean-Philippe Aumasson
o A modern introduction to cryptographic principles and practical
security.
6. Practical Binary Analysis – Dennis Andriesse
o Teaches reverse engineering and vulnerability research
techniques.
7. The Shellcoder’s Handbook – Chris Anley et al.
o Advanced guide to exploit development, buffer overflows, and
shellcoding.
Advanced Hacking & Red Teaming
8. Red Team Field Manual (RTFM) – Ben Clark
o A quick-reference guide for red teamers.
9. Black Hat Python – Justin Seitz
o Exploiting vulnerabilities using Python and automating attacks.
10.The Hacker Playbook 3 – Peter Kim
 Covers real-world penetration testing and red teaming strategies.
Malware, Reverse Engineering & Advanced Security
11.Practical Malware Analysis – Michael Sikorski & Andrew Honig
 Best book for understanding and analyzing malware.
12.Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering – Eldad Eilam
 Essential for learning how to analyze and break software protections.
13.Rootkits: Subverting the Windows Kernel – Greg Hoglund & Jamie
Butler

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