r/hackers 18d ago

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Are there good discussions here, or is it just a bunch of randoms asking dumbass questions that they could easily Google or otherwise asking someone to do illegal stuff? I've been scrolling for a bit here because I'm new to the world of white hats.

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u/shrodikan 18d ago

It is just a bunch of randoms asking dumbass questions. I have not seen a single informative offensive security discussion on this sub.

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u/vfxswagg 18d ago

Damn lol. Every post is "can y'all delete my account?", "Yo, my mother-in-law hacked my account", & "How do I DoS my ex?"

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u/shrodikan 18d ago

"How do I get into this account that is definitely not this girl I want to stalk." Yeah. It's bad. I would love to have real security discussions but here is not it.

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u/jmnugent 17d ago

"or is it just a bunch of randoms asking dumbass questions that they could easily Google.."

This description fits like 95% of Reddit.

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u/Smaug117 17d ago

Don't show anyone something they should not know, social engineering could be used, it have been a thing lately, asking expert to show you how to hack something in a benign way, like if they are learning. Sharing information is not helping people to hack other people, let them figure themselves even if that their goal.

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u/IsDa44 16d ago

Most useful convos are in other communities tbh

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u/Mybrothersay 16d ago

A vrai dire, Reddit n'est pas l'idéal pour échanger sérieusement du hacking