naa na gyud mo hire para sa mga serious hackers as a "ethical hackers".

[dammy]

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good news sa mga tunay na hackers mga kabalo og mga scripting, og familiar og mga different computer languages, super network tunneling, encryption-decryption protocols, and servers inner workings or work about.

ethical hackers. now it is time to shine.



http://www.mynimo.com/jobs/view/31892

[netcommando]

mao man jud unta ni ako ganahan nga work kay pwedi ra naas balay... maybe next year nako ni eskwelahan...

naa ka idea bai "dammy" if naa ba skol sa cebu?

[SYMBIANIZE]

I'm working for them. Matagal nato nag hire. But as a "Ethical Hacker" there are rules and regulation to be follow in this type of profession. You should consider the "Hackers Code of Ethics". Not only making a threat to the society of IT but considering the output of our works. Just an ethical sympathy of this carrier. For those who wanted to be hire you must read the pros & cons. Don't make your self as a threat to society for the seek of your own self just give a respect and don't abuse. Thanks.

[HapiGoLucky]

hackers are people too...ehehehe

[netcommando]

naa koy migo nga expat, ang iyang trabaho is pag sud sa ila system abroad... kinahanglan jud nga mangita siya paagi nga ma-penetrate niya ang ila company... if maka-sud jud siya... tawag dayun siya sa ila company to advise nga nasudlan niya ang ila system, then maghimo dayun sila measures to prevent such intrusion in the future...

mao nay ako pasabot nga ganahan ko ing-ana nga work.

[SYMBIANIZE]

naa koy migo nga expat, ang iyang trabaho is pag sud sa ila system abroad... kinahanglan jud nga mangita siya paagi nga ma-penetrate niya ang ila company... if maka-sud jud siya... tawag dayun siya sa ila company to advise nga nasudlan niya ang ila system, then maghimo dayun sila measures to prevent such intrusion in the future...

mao nay ako pasabot nga ganahan ko ing-ana nga work.

With due respect if you want to learn how? you must learn first a programming (c++,c#,VB and High Programing language) if you welling to learn some tricks just study the program and be creative to do this. and also be updated on every day/month internet security treats....as I've said you can do it.

[netcommando]

ayay, di diay sayon ng trabahoa da... i'm into networking to level up my certification but not upto ccie... but i still consider that nxt year or 2. what i wanted in the future is to work at home considering technology and speed will be affordable (hopefully) at 3-5years from now.

[SYMBIANIZE]

@ netcommado


Hahahahaha. Ok fine. This can I suggest to you if you want to learn. As follow;


Learn more about computers
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Know all the basics of a computer.
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Books - Make it a goal to read computer books that cover your interest or visit popular online bookstores such as Amazon, and browse through the top 100 books to get an understanding of what others are reading.

Online news - Visit online Computer News pages at least a few times weekly to keep up with all the latest computer news.

Participate in forums - The Internet is full of online forums, where hundreds and thousands of other users participate with each other in answering questions or talking about what they love to do. Participating on one or more of these forums will not only allow you to test your understanding of a subject, but also learn from others. A great example of an online computer help forum is the Computer help forums.

Know the jargon - The computer industry has millions of acronyms and terms, visit the Computer Hope dictionary to find the ones you're most likely to run across.

Build a computer - If you want to learn more about the hardware aspects of a computer, there is nothing more educational than putting together your own computer. Not only will this help broaden your knowledge of computer hardware, but can help with diagnosing hardware problems, and teach you more about how computers work.

Pick up a programming language
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If you're interested in software or how software works, learning a programming language can be an invaluable tool in getting this understanding. Learning a language will help teach you how to create your own programs, can help with debugging, give you a better understanding of why a program may not work, and can help with getting a program or script to do what you want it to do. A listing of many of the more popular programming languages can be found on our programming languages definition page.

In addition to learning more about how to program, learning scripting languages such as Perl and PHP and even the basics of HTML web design, are a necessity for anyone who's wanting to know about setting up and tweaking websites.

If you need more experience with programming, creating your own open source project or helping with someone else's can be an invaluable learning experience. Creating your own website can also be another great learning experience in the details behind website design and setup. Especially if you setup your own web server to host the page.

Learn alternative operating system
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Many users today are running an end-user version of Microsoft Windows. While this is fine for home or office use, it's a good idea to learn alternative operating systems such as one of the dozens of different Linux or Unix variants. Learning a Linux system not only helps broaden your experience with computers, but is a necessity when wanting to navigate many of the Linux based servers running many websites and other web services.

For users completely new to Linux a good first start is Ubuntu. This distro of Linux can also be run by booting off a CD. Although this is extremely easy, and a good way to play with Linux, if you're wanting a full experience, it would be better to install Ubuntu on the computer.

Learn more on networking
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Networks are what run the Internet, and what connect home or office computers together. Knowing as much as you can about how a network operates, including basics such as what an IP address, port, protocol, and the thousands of other networking definitions, can be yet another vital thing to learn about.

In addition to reading about networking, setting up your own home network, especially a network with multiple computers with different operating systems, can be a fantastic learning experience. Which is you have now....hehehehe

[netcommando]

sa tagalog pa ni... ito ay madugo. huh! basin maabtan nako sa ako retirement ug tinuon ani, he he he

thanks.

[SYMBIANIZE]

Hahahahahaha......

Thanks also for your interest.