Yes, I will continue to make js videos. However, I have two more videos that will come out before another js video. Is there something specific you would like to see? I do not know how much javascript to cover because programming in javascript is not a requirement to become a good Hacker. I try to make videos that people are asking for in the comments. So let me know what you would like to see. Maybe how a server interacts with the frontend of a web app and how we can enumerated it? 🤷♂️ I am currently working on SSRF series with vulnerable javascript.
@@ryan_phdsec well sir ur Chanel is fundamentaly aimed at helping people learn more about bug bounties hacking etc . So I don't thnk u dnt need to post like a lengthy tutorial about js how to write code on it and all there are plenty of vedios out there reaching just that. Just if you could just cover the basics and what all someone would need to knw to make a career in ethical hacking if you can please try to continue the series on js for hacking .
It is hard to nail down. Depends on what you mean by good hacker. There are Bug Bounty hunters that only look for SQL or SSRF and they are really successful making 100k-300k a year. To be a penetration tester you have to be good at networking, network enumeration, privilege escalation with windows and linux and also moderate web application hacking skills. If you put in a few hours every day working through hackthebox with walkthroughs you could be a good penetration tester in a year. Bug Bounty is really hard to break into because you need to find some bugs before you get invited to private programs where you will have more opterutny, but will also probably take about a year.
@@ryan_phdsec Your comment to firos iam: I do not know how much javascript to cover because programming in javascript is not a requirement to become a good Hacker. I'm more interested in web application / appsec / bug bounties... I like the advice that you provided in this video "How I Would Learn To Code (If I could start over)" ua-cam.com/video/MD_NCO5xgio/v-deo.html. I'm interested in that pathway.
So what is the impact and danger of this vulnerability ?
Is js for hacking gona continue u once earlier just posted one vedio in that series right .
Yes, I will continue to make js videos. However, I have two more videos that will come out before another js video. Is there something specific you would like to see?
I do not know how much javascript to cover because programming in javascript is not a requirement to become a good Hacker. I try to make videos that people are asking for in the comments. So let me know what you would like to see. Maybe how a server interacts with the frontend of a web app and how we can enumerated it? 🤷♂️
I am currently working on SSRF series with vulnerable javascript.
@@ryan_phdsec well sir ur Chanel is fundamentaly aimed at helping people learn more about bug bounties hacking etc . So I don't thnk u dnt need to post like a lengthy tutorial about js how to write code on it and all there are plenty of vedios out there reaching just that. Just if you could just cover the basics and what all someone would need to knw to make a career in ethical hacking if you can please try to continue the series on js for hacking .
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PhD, I am retrieving the context of this question from your response to firos iam. What are the requirements to become a good Hacker?
It is hard to nail down. Depends on what you mean by good hacker. There are Bug Bounty hunters that only look for SQL or SSRF and they are really successful making 100k-300k a year. To be a penetration tester you have to be good at networking, network enumeration, privilege escalation with windows and linux and also moderate web application hacking skills.
If you put in a few hours every day working through hackthebox with walkthroughs you could be a good penetration tester in a year. Bug Bounty is really hard to break into because you need to find some bugs before you get invited to private programs where you will have more opterutny, but will also probably take about a year.
@@ryan_phdsec Your comment to firos iam: I do not know how much javascript to cover because programming in javascript is not a requirement to become a good Hacker.
I'm more interested in web application / appsec / bug bounties...
I like the advice that you provided in this video "How I Would Learn To Code (If I could start over)" ua-cam.com/video/MD_NCO5xgio/v-deo.html. I'm interested in that pathway.
Next part?