What Should You Learn To Become A Hacker (EASY VERSION)

Lately, they use a lot of Python, a higher level scripting language.
It seems to be a language that the security community has taken to because of its readability, ease by which you can get started with it and the power that Python has. 
It has a lot of modules that can be included into code that can give you a lot of power over the file system and networking. 


For the really good and sophisticated people who write exploits, they’re often writing in shellcode, assembly language and the lower level languages to really manipulate the bits and bites. When they’re running an exploit on a particular piece of software and are only given a certain amount of bites of code that they can slip into the program, they have to be very economical. 


I personally am not much of a coder but I use Python. I know that for most people in the security research community and on the defense side, Python is the language. Some people also use Ruby as well as other higher-level languages that have a lot of power and flexibility.

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