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Android Programming To Hacking Roadmap

The document outlines a roadmap for transitioning from software engineering to ethical hacking, divided into four phases: Foundation, Introduction to Hacking, Mastering Ethical Hacking, and Earning from Skills. It emphasizes learning programming, networking, and hacking tools, with recommended resources and platforms for practice and earning opportunities. The roadmap encourages persistence and offers optional paths in AI/ML, web development, cybersecurity, and content creation.

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Android Programming To Hacking Roadmap

The document outlines a roadmap for transitioning from software engineering to ethical hacking, divided into four phases: Foundation, Introduction to Hacking, Mastering Ethical Hacking, and Earning from Skills. It emphasizes learning programming, networking, and hacking tools, with recommended resources and platforms for practice and earning opportunities. The roadmap encourages persistence and offers optional paths in AI/ML, web development, cybersecurity, and content creation.

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Software Engineering to Ethical Hacking Roadmap (Android Edition)

PHASE 1: FOUNDATION - Become a Programmer First

- Goal: Learn how to code, problem-solve, and think like a developer.

- Tools:

- Termux - Linux terminal on Android.

- Acode / Dcoder / Pydroid 3 - Code editors for Python, JS, etc.

- GitHub App - Store and manage your projects.

- ReadEra / Z-Library - For reading books offline.

- Learn These (in order):

1. Linux Basics

- Learn basic commands in Termux: cd, ls, pwd, nano, cat, apt update.

- Read: -Linux Basics for Hackers-.

2. Python Programming -

- Learn variables, loops, functions, lists, dictionaries, classes.

- Try mini-projects: calculator, number guesser, to-do list.

3. Git & GitHub

- Learn: git init, git add, git commit, git push.

- Create a GitHub account and upload code.


Software Engineering to Ethical Hacking Roadmap (Android Edition)

4. HTML, CSS, JavaScript -

- Build simple webpages and forms.

- Use Acode or Spck Editor on Android.

PHASE 2: INTRO TO HACKING - White Hat Only

- Goal: Learn how hackers think and how to secure systems.

- Read:

- -The Hacker Playbook 3-

- -Penetration Testing- by Georgia Weidman

- Tools in Termux:

- nmap - Scan networks

- sqlmap - SQL injection testing

- hydra - Password brute-force

- metasploit-framework - Full hacking suite

- Networking Basics:

- Learn about IP, DNS, MAC, Ports, Protocols

- Practice with ping, netstat, ifconfig

PHASE 3: MASTER THE GAME - Ethical Hacker Level


Software Engineering to Ethical Hacking Roadmap (Android Edition)

- Goal: Practice legally, go deep in security, and start earning.

Platforms:

- TryHackMe (Beginner-friendly)

- Hack The Box (Advanced)

- OverTheWire (CLI based)

- Root-Me (Web + system hacking)

Skills to Learn:

- Web App Hacking: XSS, CSRF, SQLi

- Password Cracking: Hashcat, John the Ripper

- Python Scripting: Write your own tools like keyloggers or scanners

PHASE 4: EARN FROM YOUR SKILL

Bug Bounty Platforms:

- HackerOne

- Bugcrowd

- Synack

Other Money Routes:

- Freelance (Fiverr, Upwork)

- Sell tools or automation scripts

- GitHub Sponsors or Ko-fi


Software Engineering to Ethical Hacking Roadmap (Android Edition)

Optional Paths After That

- AI/ML Dev: Python, TensorFlow, math-heavy

- Web Dev: HTML, CSS, JS, React, Node.js

- Cybersecurity Analyst: Security tools, SIEM

- Content Creator: Teach others, blog, YouTube

Final Words

You don-t need a PC to get started.

You need grit, WiFi, and willpower.

Stick to this roadmap for 6-12 months and you-ll be able to:

- Build real tools

- Contribute to open-source

- Get paid legally as a white-hat hacker

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