Now, if you want to call yourself a hacker because you want to learn more about programming, then I invite you to keep reading this blog. Hacking can make the world a better place if we use our knowledge to create and invent.
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This blog will only cover how to become an ethical hacker, with absolutely no exceptions. When learning how to become a hacker in any field, doing so in a responsible and ethical way is essential. Hackers build things, crackers break them. The main quote from Raymond's guide that encapsulates how I feel is: I share the ideology and agree with the definition of a hacker as presented in this guide and highly suggest reading it to learn more.
That particular topic is already largely covered by other, more experienced hackers.Ī longer definition of a hacker can be found in the guide How To Become A Hacker by Eric Steven Raymond. In summary, a hacker is anyone determined to learn all they can about a given topic.Īs a matter of fact, in this blog you will not find any IT security information (beyond what you would need to create a safe application). Terminology is important and my goal is to focus on what makes someone a hacker in a general sense. However, knowledge is a powerful tool and what people do with their specific knowledge can earn them other titles beyond what I would call a traditional hacker. So, the answer is yes: anyone can become a hacker, if they are determined and passionate enough! The subject doesn't matter! Passion and drive are what makes them a hacker in my eyes. Some hackers love trains, others love pocket watches.
Hackers are curious people eager to learn more about any topic that interests them.
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