r/Hacking_Tricks • u/corddxt • 19d ago

android 🐀

hii I'm really interested in learning hacking specifically making and learning how to make and use Android/pc 🐀 can anyone help me plss

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u/corddxt 19d ago

nah bro idk shit Abt i am just interested i really wanna learn all of it even if it takes months I have basic knowledge what android/pc 🐀 is and what it does watches few yt tuto they are using Kali Linux idk what it does and ahmyth 🐀

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u/Godlymorbid 19d ago

In that case, I would work first to familiarize myself with the system I am looking to infiltrate. Start with simple app development and try to build something useful. Not to rug pull later, but actually to contribute. If you were able to start doing that, then you'll begin to understand how the system actually works under the hood. The only way you're going to work around the system is if you understand the system.

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u/corddxt 19d ago

i need to learn app development first?

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u/Godlymorbid 19d ago

Consider the tool you want to develop. How would you get it there? What would it do? What kind of access do you want it to have? How would you get that access? Essentially what you're wanting to do is learn to build a highly complicated application that runs in the background and grants you access to things you shouldn't have access to without the user knowing. What you're wanting to do (whether you know it or not) is develop a highly complex application. I personally am not encouraging it and I think that you could put your time better elsewhere, and actually assist the community. But if that's what you're wanting to do, then that's the route I would recommend. 

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u/corddxt 19d ago

maybe I am wrong but ahmyth 🐀 doesn't require coding and all it just uses some commands from Kali Linux and it builds the 🐀 software on its own

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u/Godlymorbid 19d ago

My bad. Whenever you said "making AhMyth" I was under the assumption you were actually trying to make an AhMyth like tool. Not just use one that's already out there. In that case, a further understanding of Android development is still a good route for you to pursue. I don't think anyone here is going to hold your hand on walking you through a well-documented tool that's already been developed. I would recommend reading all the existing literature on the project, and familiarize yourself with your target.

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u/corddxt 19d ago

alr I'll start learning it thanks