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Interesting that they didn't mention in the summary that exploits were found for both a Samsung Galaxy and a Tesla head unit. What type of knowledge do these p
by bmitc 4y ago
Interesting that they didn't mention in the summary that exploits were found for both a Samsung Galaxy and a Tesla head unit.
What type of knowledge do these people have? Networking? File systems? Linux kernels? How do they get started?
- ipaddr 4y agoFind out where they hang out and start picking up 'how' they work
- mosselman 4y agoThere must be more efficient ways to learn how to hack than hanging out at the local Starbucks waiting for the hackers to come rolling in to do some latte hacking.
- DanMcInerney 4y agoI'm a professional hacker. Almost all my colleagues got started by asking a simple security question like, "How do I spy on what people are browsing on my home wifi?" Then googling the current tools for it. The next step is writing either a Python script to automate the process or contribute the GitHub of the tool you used to improve it. Less than 10% of my general colleagues (and even lower % for the best colleagues) actually go to school for security. Similar to any other IT work, like getting printers connected to a network or deploying an Active Directory domain across your company. Google it then use the tools and tutorials afforded to you. Basic networking/linux/windows/programming knowledge is usually the prerequisite, but the keyword there is, "basic".
- fruit2020 4y agoSo how do you spy on people on your home wifi. If I run a reverse proxy on my computer and then make the router use it, will chrome detect that it goes through a mitm?
- jansommer 4y agoMost likely. You'd probably need to install your own root certificate on your victims devices in that case.
- heavenlyblue 4y agoDo you actively write and research new exploits?