A good introductory book is The Hacker Playbook. Some things that will help you a lot to learn at some point are being comfortable with bash and cmd.exe, basic proficiency in powershell, python, and javascript, knowledge of kerberos and active directory, and fluency in english. Once you're comfortable with all that, you're ready to hack 99% of companies. At first you can disable windows defender, but then try everything with it enabled (but with automatic sample submission off).
Try out meterpreter, mimikatz, bloodhound, kerberoasting, smb relaying, making an office document with macros that spawn meterpreter or another RAT, psexec and other lateral movement techniques, and the other scripts, tools and techniques mentioned in this guide and in. At a minimum you'll want a windows server as a domain controller, another normal domain joined windows vm, and a dev machine with visual studio for compiling and modifying tools. Set up a lab environment with virtual machines and start trying things out, taking breaks to research anything you don't understand. As mentioned before, the best way to learn hacking is through practice. Practice with them, and then move on to the tools recommended in this guide and in.
When it comes to tools, start with a virtual machine and the tools mentioned in the previous paragraph. 🤩💥👉 👈💥🤩 Momo English Michael Ende Pdf 47 >
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