https://www.freecodecamp.org/
Starting by decompiling and trying to reverse engineer applications looking for vulnerabilities you wouldn't know if you saw them is a futile task, anon. Mess around on the site I linked and figure out what language best fits your personality then come back and ask for some resources to learn that language.
Otherwise you are spinning your wheels.
We want you to succeed. This is the best advice I can offer.
Do you think maybe China owns israel too and that's why they employ israelis to hold positions of influence in education, politics and entertainment as well as finance in the US?
>they share common goals
Strange bedfellows.
I think America and Russia should align goals, just in case the C_I_A relationship turns sour.
The big difference is you won't see progress for several weeks when you get into programming. Several weeks of focused work for 1-3 hours a day, after 4-6 weeks you might see some reward and it will be 3 months of 3 hours a day or about 300 hours of work before you can be legitimately called a junior level programmer.