guys the before post closed and i wanted to clear something out,
i am doing it for education purposes only everything is on my Vmwawre and i am newbie to Black Hat and i really wanna be one,
cause there is a profession at my country that is really awesome for Black Hat, the Job is that you go to Organization and you ask them to hack em or to try to hack they servers/website/database and after you do it you need to create an report abut the organization weak spots so they will improve their security,
honestly i find it really interesting and i really want to become black hat only for that reason no wish for harm if anyone got any suggestion for how to become a real black hat its will be more then appreciated,suggestion or got good study resources or materials on the topic

i am ready to study alot for it i just dont know where to begin
all my knowledge is like a puzzle i know abit ddos a bit python abit wireless hacking and i kinda wanna take it to the next level so i really need some help its really for a good cause

That would be a White Hat.

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You should check your definition of hackers before you attempt to become one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_...lassifications

Here's some basic information for you:

http://docs.slackware.com/

Read everything on this site several times. Then you will gain some proficiency for sure.

Here are two good resources:
http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTi...118380959.html
http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTi...470101830.html

Perhaps you'll need a couple years of real deep Linux usage before you should even start thinking about an ethical hacker's career. Somehow I think you're too naive for this profession.

Eric

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If you want to work in computer security, then my advice is to to become comfortable with programming at the assembly level. Assembly language programming is a skill you'll need when you're called upon to do things like reverse engineering malware. You should also become familiar with networking at as low a level as possible. For example, you need to know how TCP/IP works in order to understand how firewalls work.

Do note that running a DDoS attack does not demonstrate any employable skills. There's a reason that people who do these things are called "script kiddies."

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...so I took the liberty to change this threads title to the more appropriate "Slackware OS for [to-be-determined] hat".

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Start reading the RFC's and for sure it will take you a long time before you can have all the subjects clear in your head.

Be aware that regardless of whatever type of hacker you become, we can not in any way assist you in anything illegal.

Fear is the path to the dark side, young padawan. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate... leads to suffering.

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... suffering leads to enlightenment.

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LOL !

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Grey? Anything but Red.

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I am curious about why your friend thinks that Slackware is better for DDoS -- it doesn't make sense to me given what a DDoS actually is (a Distributed Denial of Service -- hundreds, thousands of separate (normally compromised) machines either performing a volumetric (data, MBits/sec) attack or an application layer attack (e.g. sending hundreds or thousands of requests to a resource that has a long think-time - e.g. a database lookup)). I don't see how it makes any difference which Linux distribution, let alone Operating System is selected, since you'd be using it to control zombie remote hosts.

You might want to question your friend who's better at it ;-)

they also taking abut it at Defcon i has added Link to my first comment you can see they sepcifie there Slackware version 10.0-10.2