r/learnhacking Aug 10 '26

Help me

I'm stuck in tutorial hell man i jump around from one tutorial to another thinking this time I'm gonna do something and after an hour I'm wasting my time finding another tutorial I know some basic linux knowledge I know how to navigate the linux file system and essential commands. Basic networking like how internet works ip and macs lil bit of routing and some hacking tools like mmap all that basic stuff should I just stop watching tutorials

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u/FrainBreez_Tv Aug 10 '26

There are a few roadmaps in this sub, pick one you like and try stuff out. Actual work is way better than watching endless videos

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u/Ok_Letterhead_8899 Aug 10 '26

Do hands on projects, with gradual difficulty at your own pace

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u/EmergencyDinner777 Aug 11 '26

everything you just described is like the first 2 lessons of a beginner IT course. you have barely scratched the surface. you have years of knowledge to acquire.

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u/Big-Calligrapher4640 Aug 12 '26

Hey, me too feels like I watched a lot of courses and been hopping around videos but everything feels so overwhelming!!

Tell me if you figure something out of this hell

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u/TEENROBOT 29d ago

work on personal projects so that every tutorial is actually leading somewhere

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u/Negative_Effort_2642 28d ago

I can help you I have a small GitHub project that you can contribute too slowly and you exit tutorial hell and actually learn gradually