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Originally Posted by yunwuyue
First of all, my English might be difficult to understand because I used a translation tool, I apologize.
I've already learned C programming and am currently learning Win32 API. My next plan is to learn assembly language and hooking techniques. Can someone tell me if this plan is correct? Or what should I learn first? My main goal is to bypass anti-cheat systems. These questions might be very basic, so thank you to everyone willing to answer them.
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Your plan is solid, They are indeed the foundation for cheat development. However, bypassing anti-cheat systems requires more than just coding skills. you'll need deep reverse-engineering knowledge (IDA/Ghidra), kernel-mode techniques (Windows driver development), and an understanding of anti-cheat behaviors (like signature scanning or heuristic analysis). Start with user-mode hooks (Detours/MinHook), then progress to kernel-mode (DKOM, syscall hooks).