Black hat existential crisis

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I have an existential black hat crisis. And I feel like it's all about glitches, hacks, etc.
I have been doing it for 14 years as on and off thing.
We all thought it's been dead for a year or so, but then there has been another glitch, leak, technique etc.
But yet it's not over and some things are easier than ever... like making fake documents, which is illegal, but just saying. :D
 
You have to adopt to something greyhat / whitehat at some point. Many blackhat methods are churn and burn, not sustainable.

Just take all the skills and experiences you made int he past 14 years and use them for something legit.
Black hat means creating value out of nothing for me. I can't do this with white hat.
 
I have an existential black hat crisis. And I feel like it's all about glitches, hacks, etc.
I have been doing it for 14 years as on and off thing.
We all thought it's been dead for a year or so, but then there has been another glitch, leak, technique etc.
But yet it's not over and some things are easier than ever... like making fake documents, which is illegal, but just saying. :D
I'm looking for a good I mean very good black hat person for reason I won't say here. Please reach out to me private if you think you can help thanks.
 
One day my business partner and friend told me that he doesnt want to live like a mouse looking for holes to hide, i stopped suggesting quick fixes after that.
 
There are still good opportunities today.
Depends on your niche a lot and how specific it is.
I personally move away from it cause it's just boring to add 0 value to the world. It's not so fun after so many years. Nobody will ever say "thank you" or something. All you get is money and very niche knowledge which isn't really transferable to real world.

I have some dirty niches on my mind, but they're not pure black hat. Step by step we can do it.
 
Well, everything is constantly changing, and even more so now... As long as there are systems, there will always be people looking for ways to exploit them, but they last less and less time, and the risk is even greater... What I am sure of is that the margin for doing "easy" things without consequences has been considerably reduced!

But that's the point: always try to innovate, even when you're 100% sure your method is correct, find another one, always have that other option, and don't learn just one thing... sometimes we stagnate because of that. I mean, don't learn just one thing, but rather look for other ways to always generate
 
What I am sure of is that the margin for doing "easy" things without consequences has been considerably reduced!
Maybe it's just our impression cause we're always getting older. :confused: :rolleyes: :suspicious:
 
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