Official hello thread

[heuristic]

Just a quick 'Hello' from a newbie. Have lots of reading to do, so won't say to much.....yet.

[sreyan32]

Hello everyone. I am just starting to understand the vast world network penetration testing. I hope I will learn everything that I need to and also give back to the forum in due time.

[Br3ak3r]

Hello =)
I hope I#ll learn a lot and finaly start up with backtrack =)

[monkeygroove]

Hey, all. I am very new pen testing, but it is something I am really interested in learning as much about as I can. Just wanted to drop by and say Hi!

[m1schle]

Hello everyone. I am glad to be join with you all.

[MisterCobbZz]

Hi everybody, I glad to be a part of this forum. I'm a new user of backtrack and i hope to learn many things here.
Cordialy,
CobbZz

[trinity]

HI well I'm just going to say it as it is. I'm glad to see, I finally found a hacking forum that is against the illegal use of Hacking software for illegal uses. I Have always wanted to be a security tester and what with having Aspergers Syndrome and Dyscalculia, as well as a bunch of other learning difficulties, my maths just does not cut it for uni. So I figure the best thing to do is to Email websites and offer to test the security of there site for them then tell them were they can improve for free. some times they pay me some times they don't, and sometimes they say no thanks and that's the end of it. but having just got my hands on a copy of Back Track 5 I would like to try reverse Engineering Windows 7 on my computer that's got to get me some ware with a bettor understanding of programing and hacking, I would also like to know exactly how each application on backtrack5 works.

Thank-you for your time.

P.S. I Wish to remain anonymous.

[Mephisto86]

Hey Guys

I'm a beginner and hope to find help here =)

[spalmer]

Hi, I'm new in this forum and I don't speak english very well so sorry for the mistakes. I see that you have write a new post but I don't understand how. I don't found any bottom for write a new post.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Bye
Stefano

[SyberWired]

Hi Everyone,
I've been in networking for quite some time and have always been interested in the security side. Hoping to learn quite a bit on pen testing and using BackTrack 5! Time to jump in, start reading, and building up my skills. Just curious, but is there some suggested public legal hacking challenges that I could use BackTrack on?

Thanks,

SyberWired