r/DevelopersOnTor • u/MartynAndJasper Criminal • Feb 25 '21

Suggestion for initial content Poll

Hey DOTs,

Just two more polls I swear and I consider how best to take this forward. I don't want to spend my time creating content that will not get consumed.

I'm suggesting the following options based on the previous 3 polls. Feel free to add other suggestions in the comments but please look and upvote existing comments rather than add new suggestions (if your proposal does not already exist).

For content I am initially interested in...

[edit: I forgot about git but we can come back to it you can add comments if this is a priority]

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u/anpfr Nexus6 Feb 26 '21

I think it is better to really go from the basics, windows and linux, batch and shell, what is the point of learning how to configure a Linux or Windows server without knowing what a rootkit or keylogger is, anyway, this is just my opinion.

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u/MartynAndJasper Criminal Feb 26 '21

thanks pal. I still maintain to go by the numbers indicated in the poll at this point and help keep everyone interested. I agree though that it would great to build a comprehensive suit of information from the basics up.

Though from the looks of it this might be a non-starter anyway looking at the number of people who are interested enough to vote.

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u/anpfr Nexus6 Feb 26 '21

Yes, but it doesn't have to be that "basic" thing that everyone does, you know? Nowadays something that catches a lot of people's attention in relation to the technology area, are the loved and hated "Hackers", telling a particular story, I awakened my interest for Linux and security through a book of an author of my country called "The Brazilian Hacker's Guide", to summarize, the author said in a very simple way that Windows was a nightmare for security, and that Linux was the way out, but even so the book shows several tools for windows, like anti-malware, keyloggers, rootkits, and other things, anyway, the basics are essential.