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[deadmans96]

I just want to ask each one of you how could i be a professional in cheating any game in Short duration so what should i do , And should learn specific language to provide and helping besides cheat engine ?
Thanks ...

[daspamer]

Professional people, don't ask others
Others ask them.

And hacking is not a 2 minutes job, you need to understand what you're actually doing, so becoming pro hacker in short duaration is nearly impossible.

And in order to be atleast good at hacking you should understand Assembly.
And basic steps (complete C.E tutorial).

[TsTg]

-Learn assembly language
-Understand how to find values of required cheats and the pointers to reach their addresses
-Learn how to debug and use breakpoints, single-stepping, back-tracing, stack analysis,....etc, either using cheatengine or ollydbg or any other debugger softwares
-Learn about defeating anti-cheat protections and integrity checks, also learn about anti-debugging techniques.


If you know these things well, at least for cheating in a pc game,...that would be good , also as Flashacking said this is not to be learnt in a short time.

[deadmans96]

Ja , I Loved your comments , i guess that it'll take too much time but i will do my best , as you know i'am frightened about assembly

[Screitor]

So many idiots on this forum... What a shame to see people so ridiculous! Advising the neophytes, as if they were masters... Pathetic!

Man, believe me, the Game Hacking is not a profession, it's... for most, a hobby, a way to get distracted, and possibly a way to earn some money in the process, but beyond that, no company will employ you, just by the fact of knowing how to modify data in a game. Maybe you could get a job as an auditor of securities, but beyond that, I doubt that the Game Hacking, would work as a profession.

My suggestion to you, highlighting the fact that I am an learner like everyone here, is that do not take this as a profession, just try to have fun along the way of learning.

You may be wondering "how?"

Well there are many ways to start, but... the basis of all this, is programming.

I would suggest, you should learn first assembly language, but... trust me, to start, it's very dry.

You should wet your anxiety by learning a higher level language and more (humanly speaking) comprehensible. C is the language. It is (I think) the best way to start, is a robust language, short, and easy once you master it. Once learned, you could deepen your knowledge by learning how works the Windows API, then you could read specialized books on the system, books like "Windows Internals", among others.

Is now time, to learn the assembly language, it's when you'll understand, how really works the software, and how it interacts with the hardware.

At the beginning can be (as it was for me) very hard to learn, but... with time and practice, you will master it.

After all this (or in the way), you could open your knowledge with other systems, and then, a world of possibilities will open up for you.

But believe me, first of all, take it easy and get fun... then the money will pass to the background, and in somehow will come. (If it's money a problem)

Salud;