# How To Hack | Beginners Guide To Become A Hacker 🔰

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How To Hack | Beginners Guide To Become A Hacker 🔰

**I’m going to teach you what to learn to become a PROFESSIONAL HACKER and give you best tools to start with.**

Something that we at least one time in our lives wanted to become is a professional hacker. Some of us succeed, some not. I’m going to teach you what you should learn to become a hacker and give you some of the best tools to start with hacking carrier! Let the journey begins!

**1. How to start learning and what?**  
It’s a pretty simple answer;

Linux / Administration ----\> Networking ----\> Scripting / Programming —\> Hacking tools

Without Linux, you can’t do, nothing, Kali is the best solution. Networking and scripting / programming are basics of hacking. After all of that, you will understand hacking tools.

**2. Now, let’s explain Penetration Testing Process.**  
Penetration testing process is divided into:

**1. Planning and investigation**  
I don’t have to say much about this. I guess you all understand this.

**2. Scanning and finding vulnerabilities**  
Most usable tools are:

1. Nmap
2. Maltego
3. Nessus
4. Nikto
5. Burp Suite
6. SQLmap

For all of them, you can check on YouTube.

**3. Getting access / Exploiting**  
**1. Metasploit**  
About Metasploit, you can also find on YouTube. Most useful for Exploiting.

**4. Escalation of privileges and maintenance of progress**  
More tools that you can find on GitHub:

1. linuxprivchecker.py
2. linPEAS
3. Linux Smart Enumeration
4. LinEnum

**5. Writing reports and cleaning up traces**  
I also don’t have to say much about this. I guess that you understood!

**Happy learning!**