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Comet

#freelancer • 1y

What is the Toughest and Most Complicated Area of Hacking? what is the toughest and most complicated part of hacking? When I say "part," I mean specific skills like reverse engineering, creating exploits, analyzing malware, cracking passwords, web h

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Co-founding Entrepre... • 1y

as ex-pentester it depends but following the CIA traid rules in midst of opening and closing of an attack or defend is crucial and many don't follow that, so be Smart on that 😉

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