David Morse
Mike Olshansky
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Episode Guide
- 1. Pilot Sep 27, 2002
- A cabdriver taps contacts from his law-enforcement days in order to help people in need.
- 2. Favors Oct 4, 2002
- Olshansky and Marcellus team up to search for a teen accused of murder.
- 3. Domestic Disturbance Oct 11, 2002
- Olshansky helps a woman who says her husband, a police officer, is abusing her.
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A textbook definition of “hacking” is the act of finding exploitable weaknesses in computer systems, digital devices, or networks to gain unauthorized access to systems and data. Real hacking, however, is more than that. It’s a technical discipline and mindset that requires outside-the-box thinking, creativity, and persistence in the face of evolvi...
The short answer is: yes, most people can learn how to hack provided that they give themselves enough time, have the right attitude, and commit to the process ahead. We’ve witnessed stories from the community of hard-working people who took an interest in hacking (despite not having technically-relevant backgrounds) and are now good enough to get p...
Beginners should start with the fundamental cybersecurity skills one will always need when hacking: Networking, Linux, Windows, and scripting. Regardless of how advanced or basic your exploits become, you’ll always call upon the knowledge and skills related to these core domains. Mastering these fundamentals will also accelerate your ability to lea...
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From absolute beginners to high-level cybersecurity professionals, Hack The Box makes learning how to hack a fun, gamified experience for millions of hackers around the globe. You can start by learning the foundational fundamentals, transition into hands-on training that forces you to compromise realistic environments, compete in Capture The Flag events, and even land your first cybersecurity job. (I got my first ethical hacking job thanks to my public HTB rank.) But where should you start ba...
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Our community is the core purpose of everything we do! We are hackers at heart. 1. 1.8M+Members Around The World 2. 195Countries & Territories 3. 3.5kDiscord Messages Every Day 4. 5.1kForum Threads - For Any Box First of all, here is the Community Manifesto, how hackers behave with each other. We believe in making an inclusive, equal-opportunity, and diverse community. We try our best to provide a safe and happy place to all of our hackers, where the only thing that matters is a passion for c...
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