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Thank youTeach yourself, it's easy. No one can teach you what you can't learn on your own with a bit of ambition. Even if this wasn't a serious request or inquiry, here you go, I'll help you get started. If you aren't interested, perhaps I've helped someone else then.
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Hacking isn't too hard, at least not the basic, ankle-biter, script kiddie stuff. Just need a basic understanding of computer protocols and programming, Java is one of the more useful for hacking though. It's really not too tough, I learned hacking in high school will taking computer language courses (C+ and Java, later I learned C#, Python and Ruby).
You just need time, patience, ambition and some basic math and logic skills (to construct if/else statements and the like... it helps make the code run, though logical construction also makes it easier to read for people that didn't write the code).
If you get good enough, perhaps you can join the IN and do this:
Principles of EMSEC - Side Channel Analysis: How we side-step encryption
This was my job in the USN as an EMSEC Technician - a specialization under the COMSEC/Electronic Warfare umbrella.
I will give it a read for sure