Learning By Doing

CONTEXT:So for the last month i've been taking programing as seriously as i wish i had in high school. My initial goal was cyber security but without education and certificates i felt like it was out of reach, so i started up with JS. i very much enjoyed learning the syntax but when it came to writing my own programs i was lost. I pivoted to electronic. i am a very heavy sleeper and also a huge Michael Reeves fan, so when a shock watch alarm clock came to my attention i thought of michael reeves using tens units to turn himself and friends into human Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots. I was theory crafting my project with gpt and he (yes i just assumed his gender) spit out some python. I haven't looked at pythin in 12 years since i finished the codeacademy course but i understood it perfectly. I'm working towards enlisting soon so i asked gpt about any MOS related to robotics, tech, or programming and cyber security seemed to be a big trend in the military for some reason.GOAL:So while i dont plan on becoming a pro in the couple of months i have, i want to learn some practical skills. i don't know much or really anything at all about hacking, but i know i learn better by doing. I told gpt i want to hack into my phone, he told me that he cant help because modern phones are too secure. my girlfriends brothers iphone got hacked by some random dude on facebook so i know that cant be true. I have an iphone, a couple androids, a laptop, and my girlfriends pc at my disposal and i want to learn the basics of pen testing / cyber security by actually doing something rather than reading books, following guides, or being told how to do it.WHAT I KNOW:-I have a basic understanding of JS and Node but can kinda understand python?-when it comes to windows im kinda dumb but i can get around cmd with some help from Chet (gpt).-i like using powershell to install things idk if that counts as knowing somethingTL;DR:i have a bunch of electronics at home, i want to learn how to hack, and i want to do it in a way that yields real world results. i dont want guides, how tos, books, programs, scripts or anything like that. i just want to know if its possible to hack my own iphone and a point in the right direction. by HowToHack on Reddit.com Learning By Doing - CONTEXT:So for the last month i've been taking programing as seriously as i wish i had in high school. My initial goal was cyber security but without education and certificates i felt like it was out of reach, so i started up with JS. i very much enjoyed learning the syntax but when it came to writing my own programs i was lost. I pivoted to electronic. i am a very heavy sleeper and also a huge Michael Reeves fan, so when a shock watch alarm clock came to my attention i thought of michael reeves using tens units to turn himself and friends into human Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots. I was theory crafting my project with gpt and he (yes i just assumed his gender) spit out some python. I haven't looked at pythin in 12 years since i finished the codeacademy course but i understood it perfectly. I'm working towards enlisting soon so i asked gpt about any MOS related to robotics, tech, or programming and cyber security seemed to be a big trend in the military for some reason.GOAL:So while i dont plan on becoming a pro in the couple of months i have, i want to learn some practical skills. i don't know much or really anything at all about hacking, but i know i learn better by doing. I told gpt i want to hack into my phone, he told me that he cant help because modern phones are too secure. my girlfriends brothers iphone got hacked by some random dude on facebook so i know that cant be true. I have an iphone, a couple androids, a laptop, and my girlfriends pc at my disposal and i want to learn the basics of pen testing / cyber security by actually doing something rather than reading books, following guides, or being told how to do it.WHAT I KNOW:-I have a basic understanding of JS and Node but can kinda understand python?-when it comes to windows im kinda dumb but i can get around cmd with some help from Chet (gpt).-i like using powershell to install things idk if that counts as knowing somethingTL;DR:i have a bunch of electronics at home, i want to learn how to hack, and i want to do it in a way that yields real world results. i dont want guides, how tos, books, programs, scripts or anything like that. i just want to know if its possible to hack my own iphone and a point in the right direction.

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