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 7. Join the Hacker101 HackerOne [Discord group](https://www.hacker101.com/discord) to ask questions, connect, and learn from other hackers.
 8. Finish the Hacker101 CTF. Even if you’ve already received an invitation to a private bug bounty program, we recommend going through all of the CTF curriculum to ensure you learn all of the concepts, so that you can better succeed at hacking.
 9. Look for public programs in the [Directory](https://hackerone.com/directory/programs) that you’re interested to hack on. For starters, we suggest IBM, GM, DoD and Verizon Media.
+10. Start hacking and apply all that you’ve learned from Hacker101.	
 
 > **Helpful tips:** Keep in mind that there are a lot of differences between hacking in the CTF and hacking in an actual bug bounty program. We understand that the scope is much larger when hacking in a live program, and that it’s hard figuring out where to start or look, but we encourage you to just keep practicing. Here are some recommended reads and resources that may help in your journey to hacking: <br>* *Web Hacking 101* by Peter Yaworski<br>* *The Web Application Hacker's Handbook* by Dafydd Stuttard and Marcus Pinto <br>* *The Hacker Playbook 2: Practical Guide To Penetration Testing* by Peter Kim <br>* *Hacking: The Art of Exploitation* by Jon Erickson <br>* *The Basics of Hacking and Penetration Testing* by Patrick Engebretson <br>* *RTFM: Red Team Field Manual* by Ben Clark <br>* Frans Rosen provides some insight as to how to win over security teams and gain influence as a hacker on https://hackerone.com/fransvisitsvegas.
 
