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hi, im pretty bored and in the mood for coding
can someone please recommend me some begginer-friendly coding projects? C, C++ or js would be great
thank you :3
-leo

EDIT:
silly of me to expect useful advice, whatever tho, my fault :3

/u/Shimoris

2 points

1 week ago

stealers.

mostly following steps per targeted application:

- see if it is installed
- optional: get a masterkey
- get the data from a file read it
- optional: decrypt the data
- parse the data
- place the data in a log
- zip the whole bunch together
- send it to ur c2

/u/neoxydite 📢

1 points

1 week ago

could u maybe post some place i can read about stealers? doubtt i can find much on clearnet and i dont knwo where to look on the darkweb
Thanks

/u/Reaps

2 points

1 week ago

chess game

/u/epoxy P

1 points

2 weeks ago

Reverse engineer the Titan Submarine's firmware

/u/Beelzebub ƤŘƗŇĆ€ Ø₣ ŁƗ€Ş

1 points

2 weeks ago

Terrence Andrew Davis (December 15, 1969 – August 11, 2018) was an American electrical engineer and computer programmer, best known for creating and designing TempleOS, a public domain operating system.

Code your own OS.

/u/JackoLantern123 🍼

1 points

2 weeks ago

I tried doing a discord bot and I had fun doing it, thats how learned to code

/u/neoxydite 📢

1 points

2 weeks ago

ye but i want to make something useful lol
i do know how to code, ive been coding for like 5 yrs :sob:

/u/beautifulharvest 🍼

1 points

2 weeks ago

I think to make anything useful you would also need to put some compute behind it. I ran into this issue years ago in uni trying to come up with a fun project useful on the dark web. I was thinking, cloud hosting, DNM, or another dark net service could be useful. If you come up with something and want some help let me know.

/u/neoxydite 📢

1 points

1 week ago

i ended up making a music player for linux cuz im sick of yt music doing stupid bs lol

/u/Imdadoge127 🍼

1 points

2 weeks ago

You could also do some crackmes and learn to reverse engineer
crackmes(dot)one is a Great place to learn 64 or 32bit reverse engineering im not being paid by them or anything lol

/u/neoxydite 📢

1 points

1 week ago

ill check that out, thanks

/u/c0sm0z 🍼

1 points

1 week ago

You could write a game where the player owns an amusement park and has to build a bunch of roller coasters! You could name it Theme Park Mogul and code it all in asm!

More seriously though, do you use any of the tools that come installed on Kali? If there's one you like you can always start implementing your own version of it. Then you can some coding practice in and get more comfortable with how all that works under the hood. It makes learning efficient and if you enjoy it you'll eventually end up with your own custom toolset.

/u/neoxydite 📢

1 points

1 week ago

ive "used" kali maybe once or twice, just messed around w it lol.
started a new project yesterday tho, js a music player w some useful features
ill probably check kali out after that
Thanks :3