[djohan]

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It must be an interesting one.

[RequiemAroa]

Thanks for sharing pal

[xuebuhui]

Thanks for sharing

[SSR147]

I think it depends

[bluff]

cant  wait to read!

[Gabrielcdm252]

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lets try this brbr

[Omobams28]

Let's see it this is the real deal

[bmw1337]

let's see, thank you.

[tllsss]

thank you ))))

[5kidw4rd]

looking very good, keep it up. +1 for including rust :p

Thank you! I don't understand why Rust is considered an insignificant language for cybersecurity. Nowadays, numerous web services are built using Rust, which can be viewed as an improved version of JavaScript.

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one of the reasons why people want to learn hacking, is money

No, this is a wrong mentality. Hacking is a form of art and personal knowledge; it is not just about money.

I second this. Being able to just see if you can do something/beat a challenge is satisfying enough. I get some people rely on it for income but I wouldn't suggest that's the primary reason