Official hello thread

[georgeqian]

Hello~I'm a new to here and want to learn more about this fascinating operating system

[parabolate]

New here - just sayin hey.

Also wondering - does it take awhile for your first post to show? I just posted one and I don't see it

[miroslavk]

Just to say HI...

I'm not total beginner but I will need help

[silverstri]

Hello Everyone!

I'm just new here! I hope to learn more about penetration testing in this community!

More Power!

[jrhedman]

Hello all!

I'm completely new here to not only BackTrack but also Programming and Working with these tools in general. I hope to learn a lot from this and enjoy what experiences this may bring. I may ask many questions so I hope you all may tolerate my constant pestering to learn more from all these great thinkers.

Thanks!
-Jrhedman-

[Koom90]

hello backtrack comm hope to learn alot

[aymnlouis]

hello all :


pleased to meet you all

best of luck

Ayman Louis

[xMikro]

hello, i'm new to this world. linux, backtrack, network etc. but i hope i will learn and practice a lot.

[hamic]

Hello to all,

i'm back after a long time

[Cybertek]

Hello, Linux and Backtrack newbie. I will be all ears and questions for a while (digitally Speaking). I learn fast, usually never have to ask the same question twice. I have a great job, and I also love the fact that I get to take my passion to work. I love to solve problems. Now I want to solve Linux and Backtrack problems, but first I need to learn how to use the security aspects of BT. I promise to behave, and I will try to not become to annoying, so where should I start? I have BT burned to disk, it works great, now how and when do I use it?