It looks like that in our times it’s neat to be a hacker.
There is a lot of interest but at the same time a lot of misinformation and high expectations that are nowhere close to reality. One of them is that it is easy to be a Hacker and you just need some tips and tricks from other Hackers.
If you are a security researcher, for example, you will be constantly bombarded by such requests like:
– teach me how to hack
– I want to hack
– what should I do to start to hack
It is quite interesting that many of those aspiring hackers use their personal Facebook or Twitter profiles to ask for such tips.
Now, here comes the truth: being a hacker, a good one, it’s a pretty damn tough.
That’s why if you really want to go in that direction at least do it right.
This example shows a perfect illustration of Hacking done wrong.
@nullcoockies , a fisher of Phishers, easily traced from a fake Ransomware that pops up in your browser to it’s Creator or pseudo Hacker.
OPSEC, how does it work? pic.twitter.com/4NU91uNpu4— nullxmascookies (@nullcookies) September 28, 2018
@nullcookies now deleted Tweet
Follow @nullcoockies for other cool fish of phishers stuff!
1 Oh no a Ransomware… Or? 
Let’s have a look at the code… 
Hello Oussema!
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