He he he!
Matching software version and vulnerabilities in NIST then exploiting it is not HACKING !

I wanna find new zero day vulnerabilities that no one ever noticed before!!

@irene cause it requires no creativity or special skills .

@irene in that case I had s wrong assumption about hacking.

Remimder that zero-days are majoritively found through decompilation of code and examination of the assembly code that lies underneath. I'm going to take a long shot in the dark and say you dont even know what assemply looks like, much less how to read it. So in that case, i would recommend sticking to discovery of existing vulnerabilities but through non-traditional means. Stop building out nmap scans and start trying to figure out how identify a honeypot when you see one.

@arcsector good point
I crack applications and I know assembly

reminder that most known exploits have no PoC or public hacktool available, so if you're making your own tool from scratch, it's still hacking. Not great hacking, just hacking...