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Kirill2021-11-16 23:35:25
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Kirill, 2021-11-16 23:35:25

Where to learn unix and reverse?

Hello! Now I'll tell you why I need it.

Background:

my friend develops cheats for mobile games like "PUBG MOBILE, FORTNITE, CALL OF DUTY". I also decided to try myself in this area.


He wrote to me and said that first he would need to learn the basics of C ++. I successfully learned the basics of C++
Then he wrote that you need to learn unix and reverse.

Can you please tell me where can I study them?

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resibe, 2021-11-17
Tritonov @tritonov01

Start not only with the basics of C++, but with the basics of WinApi
Your path
1) Go through all the lessons of the CheatEngine tutorial
2) Write the simplest external using WinApi functions (#include windows.h)
That is, implement what CheatEngine does
For example, the simplest hack is through OpenHandle and WriteProcessMemory
2) Learn the basics of memory - write your simplest LoadLibrary+CreateRemoteThread injector
3) Play around with GameWer anti-cheats (can be bypassed with Ring3 Internal)
Vac (can be bypassed with Ring3 External)
4) Learn the basics of NativeApi (what is ntdll.dll) ( for example, play around with LdrLoadDll)
5) Write your own purely NativeApi application without using any #include (thanks to the knowledge of peb/teb)
Learn MASM||NASM||FASM - hacking in native without asma will not be nice...
6) Learn driver development - you need to install wdk
7) Play around with EAC
8) Everyone has a different path here, I hope you make the right choice))
Ps: 0) Guided Hacking/UnKnoWnCheaTs

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Saboteur, 2021-11-17
@saboteur_kiev

There is a suspicion that you have studied only the basics of C ++, otherwise there would be no such question.
Have you already written your first simple C++ game?
Have you already tried to crack it through the debugger?
But this is the basis of reverse engineering, isn't it?

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Dimonchik, 2021-11-16
@dimonchik2013

https://wasm.in/
sorry bro

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GavriKos, 2021-11-17
@GavriKos

What's wrong with asking a friend?

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