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What kind of guides do you want to see? (self.hacktheplanet)

submitted 1 year ago by couragethebravedog to c/hacktheplanet

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I would like to start creating some basic guides on topics I am skilled in. Some examples are a broad, high level overview of OSINT and how to do it. SSRF, SQLMap, leveraging AI for hacking, password cracking(Hashcat), and a number of other topics. Is there any interest in these or are there specific topics you all would like a guide / walkthrough/ cheats sheet for? If any of you want to create a guide for anything feel free to do so. Once I get the wiki up and running the best guides will be placed in the wiki.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

anything and everything. problem with being a beginner is that we don't even know what to search for when we have a problem or a question. obviously not the complete basics that are accessible on YouTube.

I think a lot of noobs such as myself would appreciate a guide on how to help ourselves.