5 hours ago
I’m a long time web dev. Have hosted/created many websites in my time. SickGaming.net first started as SickKilledU.com sku clan. Since changed a few domains until we settled on SickGaming.net sometime in 2012 or so. Built my first website probably 2010. Started my first hosting company in 2011. Back when reseller hosting was easy to get and worked decently well lol. Changed a lot since then.
I think this all started for me back when people were flashing original Xbox and modded lobby 360 days. People needed sites and automation to get out there and so my journey begun. I met a guy part of RighteousKings, called KingKong back then. Good guy. We made lots of money together. Lived off of 360 lobbies. I was young and dumb, he was probably my age now. Kind of weird, but back then anyone who games online could be a friend. Nobody asked how old you was unless they were about to clown you. Well things eventually got hard, and costs was more than we were making so we stopped. Only did it for fun or when someone donated enough to host the lobbies. Had to buy keys to resign 360 to go online again. Was a real hassle. Gotta make the money while ya can.
From there I dove into hacking. Websites, applications, servers. Whatever information i could get my hands on i was trying. I mean, you don't know what you can do until you try it. One day had the isp call me about a possible hacker in my network using cards and that I needed to wipe my pc in order to continue using their service. So i told them i did and said nope, not doing that anymore. I was just on a random website that someone posted a dump as they call them and tried it and passed.
That was when i found the niche of game hacking and wanting to preserve all the old techniques and future techniques for game hackers/modders whatever you want to call them. Our initial build was a clan of sorts to work together and help each other on projects or videos. Well one of my old hacker buddies we had it out and pretty much wiped all my old videos out of our youtube away. All those old modding videos gone. At 1 point we were bringing in $1k a month from our videos. Maybe sooner or later bring it back.
I later got back into hacking as a cracker mostly. Was cracking 1000's of websites. I had a very big setup going at one point. Made lots of money off it. When you could. Gotta make it while you can. I've since turned to programming/coding as a part time hobby along with gaming. Since AI has come out has made me able to do the work it took a clan of people to do before. As a hacker/cracker before we had to learn coding to break into apps (reverse engineering), figure out what we were looking at. Websites had to understand what principles would be used and which weren't that we could lean on as a way through. We taught each other a lot back then. Now it's like we all rely on AI now instead of working together. Anyways...
I develop game servers a bit these days. Mostly into automation. Small electronics, websites, servers, I’m basically full stack ready at this point. Check my github for recent projects. Love Debian, not married to it. Thought me and Ubuntu had a thing but she brought out papers. Don’t get too comfortable. Shit is always changing.
Well there's a good spill for ya. figure i'd put some info out there somewhere for someone to get to know me.
Github: https://github.com/SickProdigy
All my other social links are on my profile i think. Will post pgp key later.
I think this all started for me back when people were flashing original Xbox and modded lobby 360 days. People needed sites and automation to get out there and so my journey begun. I met a guy part of RighteousKings, called KingKong back then. Good guy. We made lots of money together. Lived off of 360 lobbies. I was young and dumb, he was probably my age now. Kind of weird, but back then anyone who games online could be a friend. Nobody asked how old you was unless they were about to clown you. Well things eventually got hard, and costs was more than we were making so we stopped. Only did it for fun or when someone donated enough to host the lobbies. Had to buy keys to resign 360 to go online again. Was a real hassle. Gotta make the money while ya can.
From there I dove into hacking. Websites, applications, servers. Whatever information i could get my hands on i was trying. I mean, you don't know what you can do until you try it. One day had the isp call me about a possible hacker in my network using cards and that I needed to wipe my pc in order to continue using their service. So i told them i did and said nope, not doing that anymore. I was just on a random website that someone posted a dump as they call them and tried it and passed.
That was when i found the niche of game hacking and wanting to preserve all the old techniques and future techniques for game hackers/modders whatever you want to call them. Our initial build was a clan of sorts to work together and help each other on projects or videos. Well one of my old hacker buddies we had it out and pretty much wiped all my old videos out of our youtube away. All those old modding videos gone. At 1 point we were bringing in $1k a month from our videos. Maybe sooner or later bring it back.
I later got back into hacking as a cracker mostly. Was cracking 1000's of websites. I had a very big setup going at one point. Made lots of money off it. When you could. Gotta make it while you can. I've since turned to programming/coding as a part time hobby along with gaming. Since AI has come out has made me able to do the work it took a clan of people to do before. As a hacker/cracker before we had to learn coding to break into apps (reverse engineering), figure out what we were looking at. Websites had to understand what principles would be used and which weren't that we could lean on as a way through. We taught each other a lot back then. Now it's like we all rely on AI now instead of working together. Anyways...
I develop game servers a bit these days. Mostly into automation. Small electronics, websites, servers, I’m basically full stack ready at this point. Check my github for recent projects. Love Debian, not married to it. Thought me and Ubuntu had a thing but she brought out papers. Don’t get too comfortable. Shit is always changing.
Well there's a good spill for ya. figure i'd put some info out there somewhere for someone to get to know me.
Github: https://github.com/SickProdigy
All my other social links are on my profile i think. Will post pgp key later.
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