Welcome to IE! I'm sure you will find soem usefull material in here, and learn a lot. As you properly already guessed we do not have that much activity, and that's sad. But hey, one day we will grow and be a more lively and active community!
Welcome to iExploit feminist! We're all like-minded people here, and everyone has a lot of knowledge in various aspects of this life-style. How long have you been interested in this area of IT?
Thanks Phage and m0rph, iExploit is awesome! Before I came across it I was on many other like sites, but now iExploit and SecurityOverride are the only ones I go on. It's clearer, concise and what is posted is generally of greater quality than on many other such sites.
For a number of years I've had an interest but it's sparked only in the last year. I'm researching, learning HTML, and putting to practice what I read for four hours a day.
"There are two types of women, goddesses and doormats. - Pablo Picasso
There isn't actually much to learn with HMTL. Just use refference sheets and you will be good to go. But Javascript and SQL are important but ecspecially PHP are essentially if you are looking into website hacking.
I just assumed that you were looking for somekind of hacking, but what are you actually looking info/for?
I'm looking to learn hacking in general. As a very long term goal of my mine I want to set up a hacking community in my country as there isn't one. A country rife with corruption - where government sites are some of the most vulnerable. I'm learning so much in this forum and want to provide the same for others in my community one day. So what I'm after is learning as much as I can on hacking. Especially in the areas of website hacking, network hacking and forensics.
After HTML then I'll learn those languages.
"There are two types of women, goddesses and doormats. - Pablo Picasso
Ohh, since you want to look into website hacking you should think about what i said in my last post. I am a website security guy myself (moving more into web development, and network security now) and it's a big worlds that opens for you. You will realize how bad many of the big companies security actually is. I have found vulnerabilities in several big sites as, military sites, utorrent, ask.com etc. And you will ask yourself, why aren't those people doing more for securing their data and protecting their customers?