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This was common back in the day with ezines. They would include codes to exploit security bugs in common software but they would have intentional errors so scri
by qahaz 5y ago
This was common back in the day with ezines. They would include codes to exploit security bugs in common software but they would have intentional errors so script kiddies couldn't compile them.
- commandlinefan 5y agoSeems like running it through a compiler and fixing the errors would address that for you, though…
- behringer 5y agoScript kiddies can't debug.
- DoctorDabadedoo 5y agoWhat is this mysterious art you speak of? /s
- t-3 5y agoReally? Compiler error messages are downright friendly compared to networking tools and concepts. When I was 12, I certainly found them to be much easier, even though I completely failed to learn C, Perl, C++, or any of the other popular languages of the time.
- thecupisblue 5y agoExactly the idea. If you're a skiddie, you'll copy/paste, look for a minute, say it doesn't work. If you dive in, you gotta learn about the language, debugging it, the exploit itself and suddenly you're not a script kiddy anymore. It's like a leap of faith.
- pgwhalen 5y agoThe point is that script kiddies do not have the ability to do that.
- koofdoof 5y agoAre there any good ezines with content like this you could reccomend to read?