How to Make Money from the Dark Side of the Internet “Underbelly” Over the Next 12 Months Using a Little-Known Skill
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Theres a battle raging beneath the Internet.
I’ll show you how to produce a nice income for yourself…in a great side business.
Or you can choose to leverage this market in a bigger way.
Here’s the deal…..
Like I said….there’s a war taking place in the Internet’s “underbelly”. It’s like the movie The Matrix, but this is real not a fantasy.
And actually, it’s not limited to the Internet. This warfare is taking place on corporate intranets, extranets, wireless networks and everywhere in between.
About the only place you won’t find a battle is on “dead drops”. Which are “off Internet” style P2P file sharing zones such as DeadDrops.com.
The problems are being caused by pesky little things called "bug variants."
A "bug variant" is a conscious software programming error which can have many different negative side effects.
For example, bug variants in Web browsers cause security breaches, deceptive downloads, automatic redirects and malicious viruses.
"Variants" are new strains of viruses which borrow code from other known viruses.
A letter or letters following the virus family name usually identifies the variants.
For example, AgentBKY, SmallDAM, VBS.LoveLetter.B., VBS.LoveLetter.C., and WareZOV are all “bug variants”.
Bug variants are easy to understand for people who know the basics of programming, viruses, and software architecture.
But get this.
There are incredible money making opportunities surrounding “bug variants” and the programming warfare taking place as we speak.
Heck….network security is the fastest growing sector in information technology!
One opportunity is professional hacking.
Granted, you might not be tech savvy or even have an interest in this area. But you might know someone who is. Give them this information today!
What’s more, you can also invest in entrepreneurs and companies who are successful in network security, encryption, virus detection, IT forensics and professional hacking.
Believe me…this is a HOT rising trend.
Who would have guessed you could make money by eradicating bug variants on the Internet?
But its true!
Programming, professional hacking and network security is a legitimate business opportunity and the demand is growing like wildfire.
Robert Graham, founder and CEO of Errata Security, said, "We’re seeing kids playing and pretending to be masterminds, but recently, we saw the rise of the professional hacker. Many hackers are graduating into the professional ranks too. This development carries serious implications for corporate security."
And this is the opportunity for professional hackers.
How to Make Money as a Professional Hacker
One of the best ways to get started as a professional hacker is to start hacking.
I’m serious.
There are thousands of books and online tutorials available to help bring you up to speed.
But my 18-year-old son assures me the best “hacking” information and tutorials are posted online, in hacking forums, gaming chat rooms, and on encrypted websites.
Hackers get a "kick" out of divulging their escapades!
As Graham points out, ordinary programmers in a “job” write code to pay the bills.
But professional freelance hackers think of this as something to do for fun.
Most hackers are delighted to find someone willing to pay them to do it. But for many hackers, money is secondary or even relevant.
Dont get me wrong.
Im not suggesting your break into professional hacker to screw things up, steal, or cause malicious problems for people and businesses.
Im confident if more people learn how to hack and become "tech savvy" with regards to bug variants, viruses, and other network security issues, there will be fewer opportunities for wayward geeks to get their thrills.
The big money is in providing this service for large corporations, governments, military, education, health care, and e-commerce.
My preference would be to approach this market as a freelancer rather than an in-house hacker or in a “job”.
Granted, you may have to work with a company on a part-time or intern basis to get your feet wet.
There’s a new job title in networking and security circles, it’s called a "Chief Hacking Officer."
I’m not kidding.
There were hundreds of freelance programmer and hacker opportunities posted online on sites like CodeWalkers, HackingAlert.com, and DICE.
If you review these postings you’ll become familiar with what companies are looking for when it comes to professional hackers.
Many times professional hackers will also be referred to as “code specialists” and security programmers. But either way you’ll begin to see a tremendous need for professional hackers.
On top of that, the windows of opportunity have opened in three new sectors too: Google hacking, mobile phone (and iPhone) hacking, and Linux hacking. You can also join in the fun with online games.
This market is growing in leaps and bounds. Google “hacking” and you’ll see what I mean.
On top of that, the money making potential in this sector is serious business.
Your humble host,
Marc Charles
******* Action Strategy *******
If youre new to hacking, and you have an interest in it, it’s fairly simple to bring yourself up to speed. One of the best ways to learn hacking is on hacking websites, forums, discussion lists, and IT Security websites which are devoted to the area.
There are a certification courses in "ethical hacking" too.
The Security Certified Network Architect (SCNA) offers one of the most respected courses.
If youre already proficient at programming and hacking and you want to start making money, the fastest way to get started is by posting your availability on the most popular security boards. I’ve included a ton of links to them in the Valuable Resources section.
Simply post your qualifications and expertise or interest on the top hacking sites and forums.
I realize there’s a huge demand for a “high-level” security experts and hackers is with larger companies, corporations, governments, military, etc.
But there are plenty of opportunities in the small and medium sized business market too.
Direct marketing should be a part of any fast start strategy.
Most freelance programmers and hackers think marketing is a “sin” (and I know because I’ve hired, trained and worked with dozens of them).
But a simple, persuasive sales letter sent via FedEx to "A Prospects" (companies who hire professional hackers and security experts on a regular basis) could be very effective at securing projects.
Another approach is entering hacking tournaments.
If you place in the top percentile of these high-profile competitions, youll have more work and offers than you could ever handle.
DEFCON hosts one of the largest hacking events in the world.
You can also post a website or blog and “lace” it with security, virus and hacking terms with SEO and SEM in mind.
I helped a freelance programmer recently post his bio and expertise with a simple website and domain for under $100. He told me he receives quality traffic, inquires and leads every week. He hosts his bio/website free of charge on DotEasy.com.
Now we’re talking!
Look….it’s simple.
The security, hacking and virus sector of programming is a HOT rising trend. If you can hack and you know how to market and close contracts you’ll have more work and projects then you can handle.
Have fun!
************ Valuable Resources**************
CareerBuilder
IT Jobs Post (UK)
Security Focus Jobs
Craigs List
ITtoolbox
ScriptLance
CodeLance
Premier Hacking Competitions
Zone-H
LinuxSecurity (announcements)
Ghetto Hackers
Hack in the Box (announcements)
Additional Hacking Resources
HackingAlert.com (Hacking school, competitions, tools, forums, etc.)
SecureRoot
HackersCatalog.com
JINX
The Network Administrator
phpBBHacks
Astalavista (fast crack engine)
Hacker Threads
How to Become a Hacker
Hackers World Portal
Phrack (digital hackers magazine)
2600 - The Hacker Quarterly
CIO Magazine
W3Privacy
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