You SHOULD Learn How to Code For Hacking

[@jeremyholland4527]

I just finished my CEH and maybe 30 minutes later I came across your video for learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript. I followed your recommendation and paid for Dr Angela Yu’s course as well as one of your courses. I also am doing the 100 days of code for python on Replit but I put a pause on that for Dr Yu’s course. I’m also looking to start my next cert to work on. I appreciate all of the help!

[@harshsingh001]

Hey am also doing ceh, what should i do after ceh as i am interested in red teaming.

[@jeremyholland4527]

@@harshsingh001 something I was looking into is the Offensive Cyber Security Professional(OCSP). It’s highly regarded and I believe it doesn’t expire.

[@abadvibesguy2232]

I don't know ,I've tried Angelas course on udemy ,and bunch of stuff is super outdated ,I found youtube always most recent and most updated ,her tasks were hard aswell ,once U finish a lecture and go to do the challenge it feels like it's something completely different than what u learned,it's bit hard for begginers ,so I quit on that ,no doubt it was good when it came out ,but it just feels like there's no attention given to that course to update it constantly ,or they just pile up bunch of new stuff and leaving the old ones aswell ,which makes some (alot) of the challenges not work with new software ,good luck with that course tho hope u have better experience than I did :)

[@JakartaMax]

My condolences for doing CEH 😅

[@jeremyholland4527]

@@JakartaMax it was free with my job so I can’t complain

[@Safvanviber]

In this time i am learning python whith your video

[@presequel]

yes! hacking without learning to code is like building a house without knowing a thing about architecture or plumbing or whatever

[@meenanag2034]

Hey! I don't know a single thing about coding or hacking so can you tell me which language i should start with Python. C++, C or which?

[@theforsakeen177]

@@meenanag2034 id say go with go(golang) i'll be easier then to get into C, at this point C++ is almost completely different than C and python's skills won't translae to C.

[@joshh4005]

How can I balance learning to code while also learning hacking aswel

[@bhag47]

this is the problem i facing also i need to go to work 🥴

[@ryan_phdsec]

I recommend focusing on hacking since that's your area of interest. Then, perhaps dedicate an hour on Tuesdays or Thursdays to learning Python. It's extremely useful for penetration testing and its skills are easily transferable to JavaScript.

[@joshh4005]

@@ryan_phdsec I do see the benefits it like u say it's a matter of squeezing it in, what do you recommend in can do on these days to learn

[@bhag47]

@@ryan_phdsec thanks bro ♥️ this recommendation is i need in this time

[@OyenikeOlayiwola]

What type of linux are you using??

[@arcer.01]

Hey can we get a video on xss . I have been waiting it since long time

[@keppubgpc]

I want to build my first python script or tool which could help me in bug bounty

[@oliviachow-i3y]

Is there a quick way I can learn to locate a phone number who just cheat me fly to LA and not pick up my phone? And he’s taking 100,000usd from me

[@UGPVlogsLA]

*69 😂

[@HiroProtagonistCIC]

Hacker that doesn't know how to code is a script kiddy. Always relying on tools created by other people. Downloading open source projects with no clue if there's backdoors or who knows what in the code having to solely rely on other people to verify Not knowing how to automate simple tasks to save time. The list goes on and yet you still get people who argue against learning programming. People like that are going to get replaced (or left behind) by the people who learned to code before AI 😅

[@domenic3985]

*promosm*

[@mayavik1034]

Learn Lisp.

[@austinscott4695]

Can you say why learn Lisp?

[@ivanpopov487]

First

[@somebody3014]

skids don't know how to code

[@AnthonyMcqueen1987]

No thanks I did it for 7 years I am done I know enough to get the job done. Programming to me got boring and eventually will get replaced with AI soon enough.

[@siamahmed8287]

Lol. Programming can never be replaced by AI untill you replace humans by AI

[@AnthonyMcqueen1987]

Will see no one knows.@@siamahmed8287

[@xboneyt485]

​@@siamahmed8287😂 exactly but ignorance is bliss. 7 years and he's not a master programmer just knows "enough to get the job done"??? Sounds like a lot of time was being wasted there

[@JorgeMartinez-xb2ks]

Humans will use AI a lot for programming, but in order to get advantage from AI you need to know programming first.

[@UGPVlogsLA]

Remember that AI systems are created, programmed and maintained by humans. They can be programmed with certain rules, and a process called machine learning but without human interaction produce outcomes that are inconsistent or erroneous. So, in other words, learning to code is definitely a skill worth having.

[@itzhexen0]

You need to stop telling people they need to learn how to code.

[@James._Developer-Snr]

@itzhexen0 why do you say that? please

[@itzhexen0]

@@James._Developer-Snr it wouldn’t hurt for you to learn how to code. But people actively going out of their way to turn everyone into programmers is stupid and you can see that by how many people the world has taught and the state of the world.

[@bobanmilisavljevic7857]

​@@itzhexen0the state of the world is more because of politics, not because more people learned to code lmao 🤣

[@James._Developer-Snr]

@@itzhexen0 oh okay

[@ryan_phdsec]

I've given that a lot of thought, and I believe everyone should learn to code. It's incredibly useful, even for those not working in the tech industry. Before I posted, I knew I would receive some pushback, so I changed it to 'should' to avoid causing offense.