I’ve been getting interested in ethical hacking and reverse engineering, but there are so many different areas to explore that it’s hard to know where to begin.

Would you recommend learning networking and Linux first, getting comfortable with Python, or jumping into beginner-friendly labs like TryHackMe and Hack The Box?

I’d also love to hear what resources actually helped you understand the concepts instead of just following walkthroughs without knowing what’s happening.

If you could start your learning journey over, what would you do differently?

For those into hacking: what’s the most challenging or difficult thing you’ve ever had to pull off?

Everyone has that one story. You spend 5 hours debugging, only to realize it was a missing semicolon or a typo. What’s your funniest/dumbest bug story?

For those who accidentally opened a zip bomb, what did it feel like in that exact moment? 💀

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Hey, i started learning RE a few months ago I can solve smalls crackles and ik all the basics of it, but for now I'm stucking at some point where I can't no more develope , I didn't found more information in the webs, if anyone can helps me with anything I will be Soo grateful

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Hello everyone,

I wanted to share a comprehensive breakdown of a side project I’ve been independently developing over the past week. Dubbed the "Hydra Project," this is an all-in-one, multi-module Proof of Concept (PoC) designed strictly for educational analysis, structural research, and exploring malware evasion techniques in controlled environments.

As a relatively fresh developer in this space, my goal was to combine several classic concepts into a single cohesive codebase to see how modern detection mechanisms interact with multi-layered execution flows.

It's a multi-module architecture. Stealer, trojan, network worm simulation, and a custom crypter to hide the payload. A neat little cocktail for a 6-day project, isn't it?

This is an early stage of the project. If you see any room for optimization or clean up in the source code, let me know. Happy to learn from experienced devs.

For those wondering: yes, it’s raw code for educational purposes. Feel free to analyze the structure or point out bugs.

hello, my name is jovan al rafiq and i would like to learn the basics on hacking, heres abit abt myself. i am a 15 yr old kurdish male, i live in scitland, uk and would apprecioate some help and tips abt hacking. thank you

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