Dark side of Coding

hello all. i am interested in coding. especially dark side.

what i have interested;

1- developing bot (basic walk script, looping, atacking)
2- bypassing HWID limit,
3- some packet send-receive things.
4- ddos, exploits.
5- website injections.


so, where should i begin? i dont know any coding languages. i have enough free time for all of things i wrote above. i want you to tell me which programs, coding languages i should focus.. which language does sbot,phbot wrote in? how proxies works?(deep in them?)

pm me if you think info you are going to give is private :)

lolz,"dark side of coding" xD that was funny :D :D
You should start with the very basics,learn the basics by learning a simple language (pascal,vb.net,c#) are the ones I would recommend, you just can't start by doing those stuffs said above :)

I'd recommend that you start programming by solving competitive problems.

Why? Because simply you will get to know almost everything about basic implementation and data structures by solving.

What is competitive programming?
It's solving some math/geometry problems with code. Of course, there are levels so don't expect to get any good at this field by spending only some weeks but you will be familiar with simple data structuring and implementing your "basic" code.

I'd recommend Python for starting, it's very cool and simple.

If you are only willing to do some stuff (not taking it seriously) then you should probably:

1) Read some tutorials about C#.
2) Check this section and read about packets.
3) Download this clientless bot source, play with it for sometime.
4) Start adding some conditions and bam. You're officially pro.

Okay, #shitmode off! If you do this ^. I guarantee that you will never be good at what you're doing. If you wanna do something then do it right.

I am sure you have seen too many ppl doing what I just said and acting full h4x. Trust me, this is bullshit. Learning takes time, playing some some source isn't so special and you shouldn't really be excited about it.

Side Notes:
-ddos doesn't really have anything to do with programming and you can't 'learn' ddosing, better study some networking and you will eventually understand how it works.
-same goes for injections but here you will actually need some skills in both security and programming.

You're rushing (really bad) pick one field and spend time reading about it. You have google which is really a gift for anyone willing to learn about anything. Also buy books, trust me, books & tutorials are not the same. Each book will add something to your knowledge that you will use one day and it's organized which is best for beginners.

Finally, as every subject, don't go too deep or you will give up too fast. You're a beginner, read stuff that are meant to be for your level. Don't just go and read some article that is way too advanced and understand nothing and lose hope. This is really important.

Good luck!

it doesn't work like that, lol
you just don't become a "hacker" in days
to really be able to understand the sro development you should be familiar with programming first. I'd recommend you to start with the basics.
Start with downloading the visual studio

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Originally Posted by sarkoplata it doesn't work like that, lol you just don't become a "hacker" in days to really be able to understand the sro development you should be familiar with programming first. I'd recommend you to start with the basics. Start with downloading the visual studio

i dont meant to. i dont rush it either.

what i have told is, i have enough free time & patience. as i listed things above,

in which language does sbot, phbot written? from where i should start in order to create my bot (simple as hell) and play with it?

Sbot and mbot are probably c++
Some very old version of phbot was vb6 but i believe currently is c++ as well, weeman codes c++

The most of the "packet-based" documentation is here is probably c#. I'd recommend c#. Anyone here would.

I would suggest C/C++ or maybe even Java if you have 0 experience in programming. They are basic/popular.

C# is kinda a little advanced, system libraries are better than the ones in c++. This is why I recommend C++, not too old, still popular as ever and, will help you get used to programming your own functions (which is always better for beginners).

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Originally Posted by sarkoplata Sbot and mbot are probably c++ Some very old version of phbot was vb6 but i believe currently is c++ as well, weeman codes c++ The most of the "packet-based" documentation is here is probably c#. I'd recommend c#. Anyone here would.

phBot is written C++, I'm not sure about the other bots.