Oh, you've come to the right place. Let me give you the lowdown. First, you need to find a dark alley in the shadiest part of town. It's called `Dev's Alley`. When you get there, look for a guy named "Binary Bob." He’ll be wearing a trench coat lined with USB drives.
Now, here’s the tricky part: you have to approach him with a very specific offering. Make sure to bring an old floppy disk, a Rubik's Cube that's been solved but with one wrong move, and a packet of instant ramen. Don’t ask why, it’s just how the system works. When you present these items, you have to recite the sacred phrase: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Only then will he even acknowledge your presence. If you get that far, he’ll lead you to an underground lair filled with all the devs mass-producing cheats. It’s like the Silicon Valley of shady code.
Jokes aside, most cheats are mass-produced by small groups of developers who either sell them directly or through resellers on various platforms. They use similar codebases and techniques, which is why you see so much overlap. But if you really want to delve into that world, be cautious. It’s a risky business both legally and ethically.