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Originally Posted by RaZorFantastic
Ofc i understand that i should use google. i did but else of - learning hacking / programming doesnt fit.
I dont even know which language to learn or even where to start learning the basics. to start learning it from the very beginning can be difficult.
all i know is how to edit lua shit. thats my full knowledge.
I cant even use cheat enginge with the assembler because i dont know what the memory shit is ment to be ( ok i could now translate it but i just will copy paste the shit out of the shit to make some bad shit ) thats not your own method to "hack" things.
All i want to learn is how to crack games like : CS&GO , COD even Flyff rofl.
Aswell i know how much crap is in this reply but yeah.
Recommend me some stuff , how did you learned it. with what.
Ty for reply
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Choosing a programming language
Well, I'll start by saying, don't go in trying to learn a programming language with the view of willing to hack games. You'll fail and probably give up.
The absolute first thing you need to do is to select a programming language you feel comfortable with.
Check out this
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- Fuck C#, Python is better.
Don't listen to them, they just have their opinion and want to be heard. No language is better then the other.
Well, if you've made your choice, go ahead and learn it. As I said before,
don't go in learning it thinking you'll hack something in the beginning. By telling you to "learn it", I don't mean just to learn the syntax of the language. You gotta learn how to think as a programmer aswell, learning a language is not something you'll do in a week, it takes a long time (depending on the language choice).
As you might know, there's a couple of good ways to learn a language. Preferably I'd suggest to pick up a programming book of the language of your choice. Read and try to understand, take your time, do all the exercises in the book (if it has any).
If you have a hard time reading books, there's always tutorials on the internet. E.g YouTube. There's tons of tutorials on there when trying to learn a programming language. But I would prefer books, it's goes into the most details.
Hacking
I will not go into detail on this since, you have to learn a programming language at first. Not hacking.
- Cheat Engine
- OllyDbg
- IDA PRO
The programs I listed is something you need to be familiar with,
Cheat Engine is a memory scanner, used mainly to read and write memory.
OllyDbg is a x86 debugger, used mainly to reverse engineer programs (Cracking).
IDA PRO is a disassembler, used to reverse engineer aswell (Used to disassemble a program).
Depending on what you'd like to learn, (I guess all of it).
You need to basic understanding of memory and preferably assembly, to be able to crack programs / games.
Second call is, study and learn hacking / cracking concepts. (Injection, dumping, unpacking, patching etc....)
When learning to crack programs, there's exercises on websites at different skill levels, called "Crack me".
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Own opinions / tips- When choosing a language, do not choose java. It's not used to hack games.
- If you've read in other hacking forums, most of the people (including me) suggest to learn C++. It will be harder than any other language.
- If your choice is a .NET language, keep in mind that they are easier to learn but, there are downsides. (Which is the reason I don't like them).
- When learning to program, you need the interrest. It will be harder to learn a language only wanting to hack.
- When you've learnt a part of a language, go ahead and download other people's source codes. Understand how they are written and how it operates.
I'm sorry for the long post, feels like i wrote a fucking thread.
Anyways, hopefully you've gotten a better understand of what to do.
P.S If there's someone else reading this, that might find false information, make a post telling me. I might not be 100% correct on all of it.
Regards // greyb1t