Which Programming Languages Should You Learn for Cybersecurity 2019

[@hackbretthb2043]

Good choice, which I very much agree on! C, Javascript, Assembler and Bash is a must... Python, PHP and Java should also be known pretty good. Really just start with one, but never stop. Especially not before the whole list above is checked! I agree, that Python might be a good start, but *definitely* work further from there!

[@kyleguerrero6106]

Python is the gateway drug of programming hands down whether you are a student chasing certs or are a self taught programmer......

[@TukeShark]

have you taken drugs?

[@alahjandrodagrate1611]

TukeCS only python, java, meth, and MySQL, but I’m always open to trying to new things

[@bennguyen2368]

@@alahjandrodagrate1611 there is an imposter among us

[@alkanedust3848]

But if you don't do C or C++ how would you understand the basics, logics and program flow at root level?

[@Javiertorres-k10]

@@alkanedust3848 what comes first ? C or c#?

[@pk21734]

Python C php Javascript Powershell Bash Assembly

[@mojammelshahriarmahir3425]

All are need in cybersecurity?

[@alexandercereno4098]

@Vicious how about c#?

[@jaimelechocolat7342]

@@alexandercereno4098 yeah I see this program recommended by a lot of cybersec experts. Is it okay to learn this as a beginner?

[@JoseHernandez-xy8mj]

My answer is NON. Learn hardware netowrking equipment firewall(segmentation, DMZ etc) router, switch all that is hit before software which is only layer 7. hope employers knows the OSI model

[@drorreuven]

agree in my high school I learned networking networking is everithing and not cyber to know how to configure a router switch and osi model it is really important to know what stand in the network what is a network when you send a packet in internet what path must be going a packet before it coming to the target and the network protocols for example (EIGRP OSPF RIP) (STP VTP DHCP DNS ) and must learn also the ports for example (80 = http 443 = https) and another if someone dont know those thinks he cant even thinking about learn cyber-security

[@josephdominguez1070]

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[@SquidBeats]

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[@justinkiarie9857]

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[@CromaCampusOfficial]

*Thanks for sharing these programming languages with students of ethical hacking*

[@shokhrukhbekyursunjonov6203]

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[@mindless6444]

You find it useful? Im from uzb too))

[@trinity2725]

Python is the best programming language to learn a lot of people say it is easy but for me it is too complicated :/

[@SpiceyM]

same for me but i find javascript better to understand lmao

[@petrispanos4556]

Assembly was first what i learned next i will take lisp

[@j.r.5803]

I went with C first but yeah next assembly is a debugging must for me. Both let you learn how machines indeed work in its core. I recommemd A+, Network+ and Security+ for begginers know the basics (btw you dont need them certificates at all, especially the A+ but it really depends on what entry job in it you pretend start with). Python is great for quick and scripting programs, easly readable for begginers etc. Also start with C will make you work more on fixing errors and weak security codes rather than learn the fundaments that is why high languages as python is also begginer friendly since creates more secure codes without that many errors which will lead begginers learn pratice the fundamental stuff, but will lack deep stuff that C and assembly will make you understand better how the machine works. But yeah i would try C pointers if you like them as i did start with C and assembly and then learn any other language so much easly, if you dont like C then python is way more versatile and so can be implemented in most things if you are aware of what it path you want follow. Above all learn algorithms and data structure to solve problems. Oh yeah if you want really be into cybersecurity learn bash shell/linux. Mac doesnt use bash as default now but it doesnt really matter. Zsh mainly thing you need to maybe fix is the array that is set to 1 instead of 0 but thats a easy thing to do, Zsh is indeed better than Bash but doesnt worth learning for begginers in my opinion.

[@j.r.5803]

Btw when i mentioned Python as being quick is at compiling code, running code C is way faster.

[@Klide9]

I work as cybersecurity auditor and I don't need programming

[@sarujansaru2858]

kalilinux only

[@electroboom3619]

Plz elaborate

[@shashankrajgupta8717]

thank you Chris Evans!!

[@thecoder8483]

Python for AI, web development in the back-end, cyber security, data analysis, for games and money more

[@yoavraman8919]

lol python for cyber nice joke dude you acutely should be a comedian instead of learning programing

[@buak809]

@@yoavraman8919 python is widely used in CS i don't know why did you respond like that my friend

[@0636106038]

@@yoavraman8919 u clearly know shit lmao. Python is almost the number one used in CS, everyone know that lmao

[@yoavraman8919]

@@0636106038 pepole who dont know im a clown be like

[@jprince2453]

@@yoavraman8919 u do know python was build for ai do sum research before relying

[@rtcela]

I agree with the fact that Python 🐍 has an amazing community

[@umavenkatkaja7991]

Bro I dont have any programming knowledge can I begin with python language

[@mojammelshahriarmahir3425]

There is any relation between web development and cyber security ? I mean as a beginner should I start from web development?

[@rommelphilipafurong]

5:42 - 5:48 . . . . \m/

[@relentless_animal4127]

All the colleges I’m looking at offers different classes. What are the classes I should take.

[@ILikeToHackThings]

Seems like we have similar ideas. Keep up the good work!

[@collinsinfosec]

Thank you! Your video was also very good!

[@jhgfdjhgfdhdjfjhd6721]

Thank you so much for this awesome summary

[@rodia1973]

I loved the first episode

[@MamtaSingh-ox3dw]

If I know only c++ so Is it good for cyber security

[@mec-am6295]

I had finished Cibersecurity postgrad. and i had R language also ('cause we have Big Data Analytics).

[@snowball9017]

Hii I have many doubts can u help me

[@saikhampun5290]

I am so interested in Backend ,AI and cyber security and it hard to determine which to choose

[@nfornadim]

Nice ... please make a comprehensive course on Cyber security.

[@saebaryo6147]

Sql is not a mandatory thing u need to learn,

[@Miraxx-pp8zq]

And another thing , is it important to know about network administration like(cisco) or it is unnecessary for Cyber security?

[@russiancybercheck]

Yes, it important. Basic knowledge need knowing.

[@CallousCoder]

EASY Assembler and C/C++ NEXT video

[@smind2284]

only real bad boys understand it

[@chris-cx9fq]

What programming languages do I need to learn to get an entry level position in Cyber Security?

[@WtfAnupam]

Python - Bash - JS - C - Perl - PHP any will work

[@chris-cx9fq]

@@WtfAnupam ill def look into those, thanks

[@WtfAnupam]

@@chris-cx9fq :)

[@alastormoody7966]

just learn and stick to one, build sht, otherwise is useless knowledge. The day will come you will need to know some other language, learning that one will be easy, once you master one language, you can learn anyone

[@j.vosier6786]

@@alastormoody7966 i agree

[@williammershker_1517]

should i learn C++ for cyper security ?

[@datasetmx]

What about Rust or Go?

[@bluesdog88]

Apparently active directory exploitation is popular too

[@mojammelshahriarmahir3425]

Plz help me where should I start....

[@mohammedzcool7343]

Mr I have a Plante for into cybersecurity by my way I want to tell you about it if I'm in a good way 1. Computer Science 2. A + 3. Linux + 4. Network + 5. Security + 6. Programming (python)

[@realitybeast]

You should try stand up comedy ! You will do great! Grant.

[@selfmade7933]

Why Not C😶

[@IqbalAhmed-qk5ix]

Nice 👌

[@sphealwithitxd6720]

Would HTML be a good starting language over python? Or is python just the best one to start with?

[@sammysambo9384]

Definitely python if you’re learning cybersecurity

[@tmak4699]

people been saying to learn the basics of HTML and CSS, then C++ then Python.

[@ayhmadam2202]

Why cpp is hated

[@georgegeorgep3223]

Well if you learn c first then you can learn any other language in one week.

[@中野梓-i4b]

This is the best approach. C is a language that teaches you about computers. One example is the the standard library that is an abstraction of the Operating System's syscalls, the ones that are used in assembly. When you learn C you also learn how your operating system works, how computer works (memory allocation, registers, etc).

[@anonymous25ja]

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[@chaimaeelmortajine5351]

U re awsome

[@collinsinfosec]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@matazalassady3075]

hi every one , i want to learn ethical hacking , can everyone help me ? i need correct path to study it please

[@dennisasamoah2213]

good vid

[@abubakaryusif4508]

I recommended C.. today's student are too lazy to learn C,C++

[@Ann-wy9kj]

@WhiteHatHacking and what about C++ ?? What's the difference between them (in cybersecurity) ?

[@kaustubh9605]

If i became a full stack web developer... 😑😅 Can it will help me , to be different than other hackers ?🤔🤔🤔 I know it's a stupid question but i just thought it will, actually.😂 Thank you for the series sir !👍👌💐

[@sidshinde9907]

yes, you will be the most talented hacker in the world, go get it my man!

[@qusaionali9434]

Actually i am also having same question

[@hackbretthb2043]

Most real Cybersecurity experts are also reasonably good at programming in more than 2 languages. Yes, becoming a developer first will at least seperate you from script kiddies and guarantee, that you really know what you are doing. On the white-hats you likely won't get a job without a degree, and the degrees will need you to learn programming etc. Since the black hats have no rule, you can ofcourse become one without being a developer... You get my point.

[@qusaionali9434]

@@hackbretthb2043 thxs man

[@roukozabboud1337]

What about c#?

[@MysteryAshe]

What about C++?

[@SaberGames1]

@musictea not true

[@133769]

C++ > python dogshit change my mind

[@govindthakare8471]

whats that

[@amit_patel168]

ArtinAshes Music you've learned cpp?

[@lonewolfcoding5208]

check w3schools and challenge your self to make a simple stop watch using javascript

[@quihuang1757]

Desde cuándo teorema es programador?

[@Shaluo098]

Your look like a jhonadhan James 😄

[@neilvillarreal5719]

You are a god!!

[@_tabot9268]

No. He is a human lol

[@trinity2725]

Astaghfurallah

[@trinity2725]

@@_tabot9268 yes he is :/ astaghfurallah

[@nimeshdahal4real]

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[@bhanubhaktaadhikari3955]

Bro kata bata

[@nimeshdahal4real]

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[@bhanubhaktaadhikari3955]

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[@nimeshdahal4real]

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[@bhanubhaktaadhikari3955]

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[@OsalenDavidson]

Let us give our lives To The LORD JESUS CHRIST Amen

[@shadowtactician1888]

Everything is fine but... POWER SHELL???!!!!!!!!! R u fkin kidding me? I know u r trying to give an example of Scripting language but powershell is misleading. Thing is powershell is almost not usable on linux.... So ultimately it's pointing towards WINDOWS! AND WINDOWS FOR DOING HACK? NAH! WINDOWS IS FOR *GETTING HACKED* !!

[@anythingeverything2659]

I find ruby more fun