How to LEARN HACKING 

I am not planning on hacking anytime soon, but I find this concept really interesting

I never did game hacking, but as someone with years of development experience in other areas my advice is this: First learn something that is easy and interesting. Maybe even get a job as a dev etc. Once you have acclimatized to programming in general you can then start diving into more complex topics. At that point you won't feel like it's a challenge, you'll rather feel like you're doing something rewarding.

Cazz: You need great amount of skills Also Cazz: proceeds to use hollywood as background

The manging expectations is very important. I first tried game hacking 2 years and lost interest very quickly due to that, however I started again 4 months ago and by going slowly I have almost got to where I wanted to be.

You NEED to make more tutorials please, there's barely any resources online and this channel is gold.

This video can possibly not even be used to learn how to hack, but instead to make good anti-cheats and anti-hacking systems

I can agree with the whole video. I started getting into gamehacking after buying a bot for a fanmade pokemon mmo and realizing it was a pixel-bot. So I decided to change that into an internal bot. I was always fascinated by the way cheats work. After a lot of learning using everything mentioned in this video i managed to write a Bot that the GMs of the game couldnt controll. The Main-Dev of the game wrote an anticheat only to counter my bot. He said that many claimed to have an internal bot but im the only one who actually had, and he like my bot but since its his game he had to protect it xD That was the end of that journey because I need to learn more about anti cheats before i can challange that. The only thing i might have changed on my journey is to not focus on unity games. Currently i can create internals for unity games but I cant for unreal or others. thats an area i plan on goint to in 2023

For learning Windows kernel programming (when the time comes), I recommend Pavel Yosifovich's books. Mostly his second edition on Windows kernel programming. There aren't many modern resources for kernel programming on Windows so it was helpful The unofficial IDA pro book is also very good to just go through slowly as you learn IDA. Also read Igor's tips of the week Otherwise use resources in video 👍

Althought I am not really interested in the idea of Game Hacking, I am still intrigued in this video I am curious on expanding my knowledge of Cybersecurity itself (specifically by learn how to read code first due to how little my knowledge is around it), and I personally believe that knowing how a hacker works in the best way to protect yourself, as not only would you think on how to protect yourself, but how to attack as well, and how to learn to protect against such attack

Personally, this can be the best approach in learning the concept of programming from its fundamentals, to complex applications.

This is so true, it took me about 2 to 3 years. Started with c# and switched to cpp later since its way faster. Also the understanding of a game is important, if you want to start internal hacking after you understand how to hack external you should play around with unity / unreal engine (c#/c++) to have the base knowledge of a game, it makes internal hacking way more easy.

This is so nice to see, I also started on UC and was super lost, trying to patch together a basic external for CS:GO and barely succeeding, now I understand nearly everything that goes into hacking games, made an internal for 1.6 completely from scratch (wasn't the best but it was really fun seeing all the possibilities) and now I feel like I just need more time and I'll be able to do anything :)

99% of the people logged off when he said learn a coding language XD

In my opinion minecraft is the best thing to start with since it doesnt have any anticheats if you just use a singleplayer world and you can just play around with values + there are many great open source hack clients too and also in my opinion java is a mid hardened language to learn but if you get it you can do basically everything with it.

so true, wish i could go back in time and actually persist with studying and dedicating time to re and programming but i guess it was meant to be failing all those times to get to were im at now, great video cazz

whilst TheCherno is a godsent C++ teacher, he won't teach you programming as a whole. his videoseries is more of a reference-book. i almost gave up on understanding the whole concept of memory but then i found chernos videos, and this year i dipped my toes into rust (with the rustbook) which further clarified the bigger picture. i hope rust will get more recognition from the gamehacking scene, really seems like an awesome language.

TheCherno is a great channel for learning to program. He has multiple courses on c++, java, and a few other items. Im currently working on his game engine series to learn c++ in an environment to learn hands on and it's a great way to get into intermediate programming.

Thanks for the advices and ressources, I'm really interested in making cheats, not even for cheating, but for making some game clients for myself on the games I play like Minecraft Bedrock when I have to play with my friends. There's almost no ressources on the internet. Guided Hacking helped me a bit, I learned how to use Cheat Engine. By the way, I'm also IP banned because you need to pay to go to their forums lol. Thanks again for infos !

Amazingggg video!!!! Appreciate it!! The resources are amazing I'm looking forward to learn c++ I'm currently learning python but definitely c++ will be the next

I have a question can I make legacy aimbot for fortnite or I can’t

Been doing this stuff for a good few years now, very good explination of things. Thanks for doing this to help the new generation!

Hi great video.. i just wanted to ask how did you practice python when you are still learning it?

Realistically, to go from understands basic programming to something like cracking a software, what is the timeline like if you only have like an hour or two a day to dedicate. Assuming the sources you stated were followed. I consider this going from like being a 2/100 in programming skill to going to like a 10/100, but maybe im wrong. But I feel like its an achievable goal is what I mean.

Eac is really hard to get around and when you get around it your loophole will be gone within the day. Even the most experienced struggle to make cheats for fortnite.

Ehhmm "Windows API"... so I guess that on linux it is much harder to create some cheat? Am I right?

As a programmer in game development I must admit I'm totally against this 😂 But I do reason with the aspect of why people do this. If it's a solo campaign story line, yea I can see hacks bieng fun with no harm intended. My issue is in creating cracks for games to be played outside of purchase, and or disrupting an official server/lobby for the games multiplayer. I still can understand to an extent when games sources become unplayable, server shut downs, etc. Software should become freeware open source after a certain shelf life, or platform upgrade. I can also see hacks bieng harmless and fun if more companies allowed moded servers that ran separately from official servers but still accessible for players if they chose to.

Of course it is directly correlated to talent 🤦‍♂ Every sort of skill has the potential to be trained by random people or people with talent in it. Obviously in "gaming" is no spirit so there are no real people with talent in it. Same goes for people who create cheats for games, just for the sake of cheating in games. Talented and "real" people won't be struggling as much as the best "cheat-software" creators when they give it a shot. Just because some amateur scumbacks are wasting thousands of hours into something like the "creation of cheats" doesn't mean they are really good at it. Obviously not everyone is capable to creat cheats no matter how hard they try. Then there are some people who get the hang of it when they try. And then there are people who got real talent who aren't wasting it into something like creating cheats for online-games, because they know how to make real money with their skill-set, which they achieved not only because of the time they invested into training and learning, but also because they got talent. It's the same with sports, martial arts, electronics, engineering, art, music and almost everything else anyone can think of. Talent is the foundation and after that comes everything else, as long as one desires to get real quality out of the quantity in life.

I'm really glad that you reccomended things that you don't need to pay for. I started learning C++ from Codecademy, but after a while you hit a paywall. Thanks for making this tutorial.

aka anything easy is not worth doing. I disagree, but ok

I think that c would be equally as good as cpp, it’s at the same level as cpp and is much more simple to grasp. Personally I dislike the complexity of cpp and newer language features so I would prefer to use c over cpp any day.

Starting with c++ is a bad idea. It's a complicated language with so many stuff. It's a very strong language but not beginner friendly. It's better to start with c or python. Python is better because it's more stronger than c and is an all rounder but it will be hard to switch into other language python had very less syntax which doesn't give you the habit to look for every ; and you feel like you have to code for more for small things. I personally started with c and then went into python. When I started with python i fall in love with python because of it's simplicity. Coded for months in it and improved my skills. After an year i wanted to go into competitive programming and wanted to learn DSA. Python wasn't suitable for it. 2 best programming languages were c++ and Java. C++ has an edge because of stl. I started with c++ and now i am in love with c++. It's so strong language. The complexity doesn't affect me anymore because I trained in python for so long that i have developed good skills in programming. I used to hate c, c++ and Java because of their complexities in the beginning but now i understand how much power they give you in return. Though my love for python has reduced. It's still a very good language for ai and ml. You could do game development and web development too. I have heard hackers prefer python. Python really fills all the gaps felt by c++. So it's good if you start with python, practice coding for months in it. Learn the power of coding and then switch to c++.

I went here for curiosity and ended up finding actual valuable c++ tutorials which is a programming language i already wanted to learn (Coming from Java and C#) Incredible.

You should make some tutorials on a style like this, I code yet know next to nothing on how to hack. This channel has good potential especially since you seem to cativate attention quite easily like this.

video randomly appeared on my recommended. there's so many things that I want to learn, but right now all of my time has been taken by my studies. arghh. I'm not even 20, so far I've done discord bots, minecraft plugins (NMS is a pain until mojang mapping was released) and some odd programming challenges here and there, but it's not enough. I desire to be able to: - create 3d games (in unity, I started but didn't go in much) - 3d modelling (i did the donut and anvil tutorial 5 years ago and didn't move much then) - drawing (cuz I like anime) - speak another language (japanese, because animme. I'm between N5 and N4) - hacking (my current diploma right now, and it's generic hacking. web, vms, not games tho) - composing/arranging music (still doing right now) - host servers (i learnt how to port forward a inecraft server and host it out of spite cuz someone said I can't, then proceeded to learn a lot about mods, server hosting, compatibility, the different versions of java, timings, etc, but I would say I only know the basic level) - rig 3d models (I find it cool to be able to control a character in VR) - animation (dillongoo inspired me when gods dont bleed came out, it's why I went to blender) man, I know I need to just pick one and focus but I just want to do all of these. right now I'm just focusing on music and my diploma. I hope these motivations and desires remain later in life, I really want to be able to do all of this things, including game hacking (inspired by liveoverflow's pwnadventure series)

I use Linux, many times in this video you mention the Windows API, am I out of luck if I want to use my current OS when learning to hack? I know its possible on Linux, but it seems beginner tutorials rely heavily on Windows. Any advice?

Ive always told myself i'll start lerning but never did. Its about time, this video gave me the motivation to do so. Recomended right after new year, so perfect resolution :,)

how long do you think it will take for an already knowing c++ developer to get into writing cheats (bypassing eac and so on)

as a 3 year student at a programming university, oh boy is it not simple to hack games with moderate to good anti cheat. While possible it takes so much time to learn and all the guides mentioned you probably need to know them like a lawyer knows the laws

Hi, you have very cool videos, but I don't understand everything because I don't know English very well. I saw a video on your channel on the skin changer, but you didn't realise the replacement of models there to make knives and gloves, I would like to see this video on your channel. It would also be interesting to learn how to implement a changer inventory, how to simulate server operation, so that it works! I'll be looking forward to it!

Really great vid, explanation and appreciate the materials. I think that I'm going to try with C# first since I saw some good examples(ScriptKid's fake cheats I guess was in it), and plan to move on with it mostly for backend and gamedev. Tho I think I'll have to learn C++ all the way eventually.

this video is so clutch thank you i know how to code and i am able to do some stuff but never could i learn the low level stuff this just popped in my recommended

I doubt learning javascript really helps for game hacking, since it usually runs inside a web browser. JS usually doesn't gets executed on the computer (except for nodejs, but I don't think there is any relevant game based on nodejs or electronjs).

i find C++ easy maybe because thats the first programming language i got learned and used to🙂

CAZZ IS BACK!

Great video, proud of you man.

As a real software engineer, “hacking” a game is merely an application of legitimate debugging and systems engineering skills you need to develop in order to be successful in the industry. These skills are what stratify the titles of “developer” and “engineer”.

Can someone tell me where exactly do you write the code and then run the code?

Thanks for another motivation ☺️

I went to school for this stuff and am a degreed software engineer... There are middle school kids who can write code better than me. If youre passionate about this stuff, start learning as a hobby and you will do VERY well.

For me the most difficult thing to learn is how to use the Windows APIs

I would just say this is learning how to make exploits for games not hacking

Keep uploading these vids. You're absolutely godsent fr.

I wanted to get into game hacking/modding as a side gig to piss off kids on roblox lol That actually got me really interested in hacking and now I'm pursuing ethical hacking as a career. If only this video was available in 2020 when I had so much free time lol. Thanks for making it anyways. I'll save it and subscribe to support you!

I got in to game hacking on a game written in kotlin compiled to js and webgl, i kind of got in to it by accident as i was wondering how the game was made (being i was a web dev at the moment, mobile dev now) so i started trying to get access to the game state as I knew they used react and expected them to use redux, this took like a month of trying ever so often and i had to make my own tools, but then when i first managed to fly up by changing some values i kind of didn't stop working on it for 9 months and in the end made a framework which could hot reload js code in to the game which allowed for really quite fast development, but not quite fast enough because now I'm working on something which extracts all type data from the game which together with some other code analyzing tools i build would allow you to write mods with typescript support in a way similar to Minecraft fabric mods with mixins, except i have all the original class, argument, method and property names The only thing i feel kinda bad about is that by releasing some of my methods open source i started a huge hacking epidemic in this game which until now had almost 0 hackers which i never really expected because i didn't expect to be the first one to figure out how to write cheats in JavaScript for a game running on JavaScript, so yeah, the developers of that game must love me

Ofc I'm not hacking anymore just love cofd But I'm still confused as how would you penetrate the code of the game you are trying to hack even if u have a copy of it isn't it really only??

Am i the only one who often times gets overwhelmed by how much high quality free information on such a variety of topics is available online?

Can you do a part 2 covering anticheat bypassing and kernel mode development?

"Best time to start learning was about 10 years ago, But, The second best time, Is now." "WRONG! It was 9 years ago!"

Can you make videos on kernel cheating or any ways to bypass anticheats? Also, ive learned more in the past 7 hours watching your videos than any other time in my life. Thank you

Bruh how RU-vid is not banning this

Hi, thats actually very sad that u stopped making vid.. it was very usefull, anyway thx for your help

Assembly is so important but learning a random programming language just to get what BOOL (Boolean) does imo is not too necessary. I think the programming language becomes an importance once you try hacking on iOS or Android or any software that has its unique language used for its app development. In my case I had to learn Objective-C just enough to read and understand what the code does itself and then reverse engineer it using IDA pro or Hopper to link my previous studies about the said code and change its value to whatever I desire, this could be money diamonds or whatever you want. However what requires a huge knowledge is reversing exploits to make them your malware or stuff or even exploiting online games that would even trick its servers so that you can play your game without getting banned. These are so hard

Do you think googling stuff to look how it's done is okay? Or stuff like using bases for example yours for internal?

I’m not gunna hack but knowing the concept is interesting (I started with c# (for unity) , I’m still learning)

as a person who learned c++ from a udemy course i would recommend to people to get the course of Abdul Bari on udemy a professor who actually explains every chapter on white board before doing live practices there is absolutely no way you won't understand c++ following his course one more thing i did, while learning c++ / assembly and its really effective get some registers / note books and write down everything like if you are in class also a $50 printer to print every example you do, and attach it to the lesson page. take a look at the old lessons from time to time believe me you will remember what you have written on those books

I was recommended by the YT ago and I am glad because i am just starting my cybersecurity career and this is something that i want to do for fun, I did not know u were one of us. May Allah give you more blessings! Amin! I subed btw!

Good content to learn how hackers are thinking

Wish i would have watched this at the beginning of my journey😭 Welp cant give up now😂💪

A lot of info in this video doesn't apply to the much harder to detect "hacks" that use computer vision, rather than hacks that read memory or hook into dlls or etc...

would cs50s intro to python followed by trying to build a discord bot be a good place to start before switching over to c++?

Literally everything I already knew

На самом деле очень полезный материал.

cherno is definitely goated. i would say i'm a pretty good programmer, but reverse engineering has always been the hard part for me.

I'm an I.T student a programmer, python is the easiest hacking platform for me, and these are actually my goals, I like hacking. Thanks for the extra source btw.

In all seriousness, possible a dumb question, but, give your xp in game hacking, is Fortnite still hackable?

I've been wanting to learn how to code and make cheats Etc but not even for personal use I just think it's really interesting on how it all works. but I'm very familiar with how cheats work and shit like that but I find it very difficult when it comes to making them. but I have so many questions about how certain shit works. but i feel like the questions i have are really dumb yk.but I think after watching this I'm going to give it a try.

Ive started making roblox exploits it might sound funny but its a really good start with simple lua and it being such a popular game that its bound to have forums about it.

yeah not inherent with the video but just wanted to let you know that in Italian "d*ck" is "cazzo" and in some dialects it becomes "cazz" so yeah, great video.

thank you very much mate it was very helpful

The last quote, simply magnificent!!

Are you able to make a cheat for a kernel game like fortnite after all your years? Or is it still a dead end for you?

cazz theres a game "rust" that has twitch drops that expire and you can no longer get after (x) amount of time. ive missed out on many and was wondoring if you could make a video on how to get old expired drops if its possible? twitch drops are items bound to your steam inventroy btw.

Me just wanting my own minecraft client that doesnt have a backdoor for the owner

hey cazz, I would appreciate if you would teach how to mod android/ios games and using certain software to do it? thanks alot 😁

"learn he said" "Read the doc he said" sike, I got GPT. No knowledge needed xD

Please, my friend, is it possible to hack Free Fire? I love your explanation. Thank you🖤🥰🥰

alright i can get some script or smth to hack a game but the thing is what is an actual safe executor i should download?

otherwise, everyone who watches this channel, like me, are schoolchildren, and in order not to figure it out, they immediately write 'how' or 'what to do'

The first coding language I've ever learned was LUA, it is one of the most easiest languages to understand, it might seem difficult in the start but it isn't that hard. All you need is to learn a few functions, events and other stuff. The way I learned Lua was because of Roblox. Roblox is a online game for everyone including adults and kids between 5 to 8, 13 year old the game is not complex and the game is made with C++ and lua.

GH is like $120 though

*Pov: me learning hacking* *Me after 1 year of learning: LET’S TURN ROBLOX INTO A MARIO-*

i just want to be able to get any pet i want in any roblox game

ok nice tutorial but how do they from a code from c++ can hack like whole game where do they put the code

how do you bypass VAC?

I started with roblox games, and i learned a lot more from there. I would save a client side instance of the game, figure out how the workspace and stuff were structured, and use it to make an esp tool or something. Small starts lead to big things

I think personally the best game to start making basic hacks for is Cs2. it's free. And there anti-cheat isnt that good. You can get banned and banned in that game with no IP bans or HWID bans.

I never have done game hacking, but have done a few of a basic hacks like web app hack, system hack, wireless hack, but not too crazy. But game hacking would be fun even though using the mind would be kinda intense depending on the complexity..

I've been learning some coding I like python myself, but I learn C++ in school

Can you get me a link of aviator predicter hack with password email code

Can u plz try to hack real cricket 22 😢