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I feel like you guys probably get this question so often that its a meme but here goes, pls no bully.
How exactly are web pages hacked into or where can I go to learn? I'm talking about someone going in, and changing perhaps a few lines of text. I am starting cybersecurity next year (im a complete noob atm) and this is kind of fascinating me. I want to try to get into my buddy's small business website for fun (hes cool with it) and see what I can do. To start, I know I want to be on TAILS in order to not have a chance at being tracked.
How would I begin to learn? Any resources you recommend? Thanks.
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Wouldn't your cyber security school teach you?
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>>62358378
You first install Gentoo
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>>62358378
>I feel like you guys probably get this question so often that its a meme
It is, now leave.
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you go through a list of known exploits and check if the server is vunerable to any of them
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>>62358492
im impatient and it wouldnt hurt getting a headstart.
>>62358536
do you recommend any resource of website to learn how to do that?
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You're retarded, op
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I don't know a fucking thing about hacking, but I'm pretty sure a good place to start is:
1. Find out what technologies your buddy is using to run his site.
2. Google known vulnerabilities in those technologies.
3. Try to exploit that vulnerability.
You can probably find guides on how to do (3), since I've seen some before...hackers generally like to brag about their work.
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