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Where does someone find a black hat mentor/community? : hacking | Torhoo darknet markets

Yo, was wondering where people find mentors or communities for hacking/blackhat/all of the above. I'm going through a few bug bounty courses and they're extremely useful and informational but a lot of them feel inauthentic since I'm essentially just following along a tutorial, trying it myself, then the cycle repeats and I don't really have any real world scenarios or extra curriculars since I don't personally know anyone in the cyber industry.

All I could find are "paid" groups for C++, Java, or Python that have "communities" aimed towards beating leetcode interviews for that sweet sweet FAANG job, but honestly that doesn't interest me much and if I was to learn that type of stuff it would be more tailored to research, new developing techniques, machine learning, or AI research and none of those groups are into that stuff.

/u/drisdane Moderator

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5 days ago

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/u/manilapaperPOLICE 🍼

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5 days ago

just keeping an eye on this

/u/chrome

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5 days ago

Just start small - Shodan-ing and jewgle dorking...
Find yourself some easy targets and hit them.
Hack your neighbors WiFi's
Write some malware, test that on VMs and then unleash in real world scenarios.
Build skills and pivot to bigger and harder targets.
Fuck mentors, communities and all that time waste - just probe the world and see where it gives :)

/u/bearinmindcat 📢 🍼

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5 days ago

Speaking of shodan I saw it in a tutorial I was using and realized my EDU email could give me free premium access! Now I have tons of credits but don't know how to use them xD.

I've been doing a lot of the above started with a pwnagotchi then went to a wifi mango (diy pineapple) and have been testing hashcat on neighbors wifi networks.

Hardest part is finding "Malware Writing" guides. Not sure where I can find those since they are essentially "illegal"

Thanks for this mate : ) I'll keep chugging away and see what gives.

/u/chrome

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5 days ago

Fuck "guides" too, especially paid ones.
Settle for clearnet articles - plenty of cybersec blogs, even on malware, privilege escalation, AV evasion, exploits and all.
Hit Github for projects to get you started, there's plenty of everything - trojans, backdoors, ransomware.
Tinker with the code, understand how it works, leverage some local AI to help you change, expand and even vibe code until you learn more.

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5 days ago

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/u/drisdane Moderator

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5 days ago

Yeah thanks, not gonna check all these.

Locking this topic because you didn't read the FAQ.

/u/_Ph4nt0m_

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5 days ago

Exactly as it is, there is no better answer than this

/u/Diviniti

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5 days ago*

Connections, Look beyond, go underground have your money to spend on the way, and you might be welcomed in a group if promising enough

/u/DaSnake

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5 days ago

That would be your group, right nigga ?
It's all about that sweet noobs money.

/u/ViolentRuski

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5 days ago

You make yourself a member of the community long term. Hang out alot. Learn all you can. Help the people you can. Build trust and slowly they will find you. But making an account on dread, and then insta asking for a hacker group is the opposite of how it works. You simply have to put the time and effort in. There's no group that will just accept a noob and then give you all the tools they've worked long and hard for. IF IT DOES happen, it'll be a hacker looking to take advantage of you. So be careful and remember what I've said here. IT TAKES TIME. Hundreds of hours even. You gotta prove yourself in order to be trusted.

/u/bearinmindcat 📢 🍼

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5 days ago

Thanks for this mate! I'll keep doing research and hopefully I'll be in the said place above!

/u/ViolentRuski

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5 days ago

Good luck!