This video is a prime example of generative ai hallucinations. It all sounds good to someone who's new to, let's say, cybersecurity or low-level programming, but in reality not one of the statements made in this video directly explains why "hackers use C". "Hackers using C" is not even something common. To write an exploit in C, or even a mildly complex application in it, requires *very* good understanding of computer architecture. People either take exploits from databases or use other languages/tools to do their "hacking".
lol So basically this channel is “Write me a script that explains C and relate it extremely vaguely to Cyber Security.” Then the channel has an AI voice to read the produced script and he streams a bunch of random B roll footage in a long stream. I’ll be damned if I subscribe to this drivel and support them. No way.
@@pavelpavlov954 Computer infrastructure include all those whether it is OS or code to run video files. Under every framework modern developer use, C is doing its work effortlessly.
i almost know 4 languages (including python) where i find C to be the most easiest one for me to understand, though many of em would say it's not. Its just the syntax that many find it to be difficult but the amount of understanding level of a particular concept in depth is absolutely insane.
for me, I understand c++ better than python, which people said python is easier than c++.. i want to learn c as well .. what's difference in c++, c and c#?? im still newbie hehe..i haven't been studying programming much but i had to start over and starting with c++ again to understand the concept and trying to understand python and JavaScript currently.. JavaScript seems hard for me to understand 😭
I’ve learned at this point over 16 programming languages when I count scripting and database ones. C and C++ are the syntax foundations for a large majority of programming languages, learn those and the others become much easier to learn.
C++ allows C subroutines so there's that. However, C is much more powerful particularly in computer memory manipulation. Can't do that in any OO language. That was the point of OO, eliminate direct manipulation and force the use of objects and functions on those objects. C can point directly to memory addresses and not just the object name.
@@billjudge6021 IIRC C++ can also point directly to memory addresses. They just refer to that portion of the C++ code as "native C code" but most if not all C++ compilers can compile C and C++ code within the same program seamlessly at the same time.
porque C es de bajo nivel, por ende se pueden hacer acciones sin uso de SO, a bajo nivel puedes capturar los paquetes de red y manipularlos. A bajo nivel también puedes usar socket para verificar si un puerto destino esta abierto sin realizar la conexión de 3 vías, a bajo nivel puedes manipular el hardware y la memoria, puedes trabajar con voltaje, etc. Si trabajas en alto nivel estas limitado al SO, lo cual es una desventaja para el hacker. Because C is low-level, you can perform actions without using an OS. At a low level, you can capture and manipulate network packets. You can also use sockets to check if a destination port is open without completing the three-way handshake. At a low level, you can manipulate hardware and memory, work with voltage, etc. If you work at a high level, you're limited by the OS, which is a disadvantage for a hacker.
@@wtfanupam ...soo you do know that scripting is like the most common? like most tools are probably in python i am talking about networking specificaly
@@Prodbybah There is non, learn C this is where the most learning takeplace as in hacking, learning whats happening under the hood most abstraction are done by tools you will then understand why such abstraction exist and then see where things can fail. SOO yes learn C as in the most low level you can i reccommend CS50 for reference watch this ruclips.net/video/2TofunAI6fU/видео.html
This and alot of videos intentionally/unintentionally paint C as super unsafe but most of exploits aren't possible with just 1 bug, various errors and bugs come together to make an "exploit". Even this video claims that C's vulnerability is that you can write kernel level code in it which makes me believe the creator of this video doesn't know shit about computers, programming and hacking. C is a great language and If you hear someone saying rust will replace it then you know that they don't know shit about why C is so widely available and used.
I once stole my colleagues' data, and passwords. But I don't use it, because there is still fear in my heart 😅. And it looks like that data is still on the hard drive of my old laptop. By the way, He is interested in crypto. But it's not worth it, if you have to go to jail because of it 😂
Very true. However that has not always been the case as pointed out. When I began learning programming back in the 80s w/BASIC being 1st programming language, C was a mid-level language while Assembly & machine language were the low-level programming languages for obvious reasons - working & manipulation of hardware registers & memory addresses. How times have changed. Who knows, a 100 years from now the current high-level languages might considered low-level.🕊
Which languages can I learn to hack satellites? C programming language is my favorite language because it is easy to learn but I want to learn more about it
Assembly is risky, I have tried it. It's fun but I prefer playing with C before but now I focus on website development HTML, CSS, JS and PHP by the help of tutorials and Ai.
If hacking Windows is an easy task, then why default Windows Defender is so bad, just wonder, there is no any warning at all, like a zero information of the system u are buying for money. Its so easy predict that your Windows system is hacked, which makes Windows is a nonsense OS for online use.
python is the mostly used for hacking. c is just used for system level exploits and it requires more time and debugging for sample things that could be done by python in minutes
You can search for it. Most professional hackers use Python over C because it is faster and easier to code. Additionally, it is a scripting language, making it well-suited for hacking tasks. C is also used, but not as much as Python, because hacking requires quick scripts to be made. Hackers don’t need to create highly optimized code that is bug-free after a loophole is fixed by someone else; it’s a matter of time rather than optimization.
You can search for it. Most professional h@ckers use Python over C because it is faster and easier to code. Additionally, it is a scripting language, making it well-suited for hacking tasks. C is also used, but not as much as Python, because hacking requires quick scripts to be made. H@ckers don’t need to create highly optimized code that is bug-free after a loophole is fixed by someone else; it’s a matter of time rather than optimization.
Also well written C is generally going to be just as efficient as Assembly, essentially Assembly is directly defining the machine via mneumotics for machine code instructions where as with C works out the machine code for you. Using Assembly will rarely provide inherent performance benefits and inline Assembly can potentially be used for any architecture specific optimisations.
What about c#? I was gonna start with Python only. But then I used C# and I can already tell it's more detailed and as such a better suit for me. Got my eyes on Python, Java and C#. Plan to do Wndows/Linux and phone apps.
C and C++ for systems level. C# is for building cross platform apps. C3 is basically C++ but better i guess. C# Requires the .NET framework to build and run, C and C++ requires build tools like gcc and g++, or if you are on windows, you can use LLVM for gcc and g++ or MSVC for build tools. Thats from what i understand at least.
Hackers mostly use high level languages because they are less detected. Especially if a code is obfuscated. As for speed you dont need much speed to get full access on victim's computer or steel some sensitive data. If you were a hacker you would choose languge that is much less detected and has a biggest DEVELOPMENT speed but not performance. Also, most of high level langs are written on raw C thus they are not very slower for common tasks. If you wanna build a huge world wide botnet for millions of victims then yes using C would have sense. But completely senseless for common tasks.
@@clifforddurbin5168 I tested it with obfuscated python code. If obfuscated and build with pyinstaller (using GCC, not MSVC) it gives 1/72 on VT. Win Defender does not mind to run the executable. But if only built with pyinstaller with same python code it gives 26/72 positives on VT and Win Defender does not allow to run it and just deletes it. I probably cant explain it at low level. But if code is well protected all this VT WM can not decide what this execuatable does. Ofcourse I won't share all tips and tricks to make it less detectable here. Since people are to lazy to learn the topic and do not deserve useful tips to be shared.
@@Adrián-h4f zig still under development i was using the version 0.11 and wrote a http server from scratch but then after the updates the zig std apis changes a bit and i felt that it's not the best time to use zig.
@ethical-not-evil Thank for your answer, I was trying Zig and for my I think it's hard, because when I'm searching something in the std library the explications it's not clearly
I'm new to programming and currently studying cyber security. In general, anyone know which programming language game hackers use to bypass kernel level anti-cheat with soft cheats and/or automation (macros, configs,etc..)?
@@freemotion21yes Kernel drivers are written in c-c++ You will almost never see python (only for ai trained models, Color bots) Take a look at unknowncheats
..I am learning C right now but i'm having second thoughts,should I learn python or C? I want to jump into offensive hacking as soon as possible..... ..so what should I do,It would mean a lot to me if you give me advice based on my situation.
Buffer overflow is only a issue for newbie programmers, Moreover Rust tries to fix a problem that occurs due to a way of writing code which itself is a problem, else you'll never hear a professional programmer cry about segfaults.
I'm new to programming and currently studying cyber security. In general, anyone know which programming language game hackers use to bypass kernel level anti-cheat with soft cheats and/or automation (macros, bots, etc..)?
I’m looking through all your vids now. I’m going to be on the look out for the hour long vids when they show up. Edutainment is awesome with the right footage and narration. Just learned C after having learned Python.
@@Py_RichIf Python is your first programming language than it makes sense, and using a lower level language like C will make you a better programmer especially at using python.
Think of networking as the foundation, cybersecurity as the shield, and ethical hacking as the test. Together, they form a dynamic trio in the digital world.
Most of hackers uses c-c++ Python is so slow I will never touch it again, the interpreter is written in c :skull: Needs translation to c while running its dogsh*t Just use c
Malware only works if you can identify weaknesses and write it well enough to take advantage of those weaknesses. So, a cybersecurity background would be most helpful for this. Other specialties might be better at writing more complex programs. But, malware doesn't have to be complicated to work. If you want to make the best malware, you need to have a strong understanding of flaws in software and hardware, not necessarily the ability to make the most complex software possible.
lol no C is not the most popular language for hacking. Yes it’s used often for writing exploits which target native code, but that can also be done in python and a lot of other targets are written in higher level languages these days and are not even susceptible to low level vulns like buffer overflows. Almost every person earning big bucks on bug bounties is writing their exploits in python or JS.
@@Phoenix-dg7gb I have seen the smugness of motherfuckers using Python, thinking they're an engineer or something while they can't even write one data structure themselves. It is more about the community than the language. Python is good for writing up a script fast, henceforth the reason why hackers use it.
i have heard people say that if you are really good in python, javascript and you study and understand C/C++ , you end up really understanding python JS at a deeper level
Bro please tell me from where we can learn python,c,c++ libraries so that we can write malwares, scripts, ransomwares Please provide some sources Because every where they don't have those libraries which are used for cyber security Only web development stuffs are available
What you're asking is literally against the law. You're saying you want to learn programming languages, so you can turn black hat hacker 😂🤷 But just for the record... you can simply register in a University/Institute & study, if you're over 18 & it should definitely NOT be for malicious activity. Other than that... you can literally get malware samples from various repositories online, but ONLY for malware analysis purposes...
@@DS6Prophet That's not illegal dumbass. Writing malware is completely legal in most parts of the world. In fact, it's also legal to sell malware, too (at least in the west). It's only illegal if you USE it on someone else's computer WITHOUT their permission. Stop acting like you know anything about the legality of this stuff. You're ignorant.
What I can tell you with all certainty is that hackers do not wear gloves, hats, masks, etc.
that's true, but I think the hoods are kinda real
@@caiocouto3450 they wear programming socks , stay in a dark room and didn't get sunlight since the fall of Soviet Union
Probably don't use neon green terminals and nano either
@@AndreasCorelli-dw3mxyeah it hurt my eyes
Yes we do
becuase hackers never get an A grade from school
😎
This video is a prime example of generative ai hallucinations. It all sounds good to someone who's new to, let's say, cybersecurity or low-level programming, but in reality not one of the statements made in this video directly explains why "hackers use C". "Hackers using C" is not even something common. To write an exploit in C, or even a mildly complex application in it, requires *very* good understanding of computer architecture. People either take exploits from databases or use other languages/tools to do their "hacking".
I bet this person is probably some script kiddie who feels extremely badass after installing Kali on bare metal and running `gcc -o main main.c` lmao
@@cute_cadaver6616 I dont think he even do '-o' just straight 'gcc main.c'...
Thanks for crushing my ego. Reading all the other comments made me feel like I'm a God or something for having the knowledge which you wrote.
@@cute_cadaver6616nah he must be stuck on printf("I suck d!ks") 😂
@@Zoro4Swords yeah true imagine if he knows how to run a Makefile
Says C
_Proceeds to show C++ code_
C is best language for memory allocation
Some tech rag back in the 80s asked Brian Kernigan why _The C Programming Language_ book was so thin. _"Lack of power?"_
_"No, lack of constraints."_
I wasted My time here.
Tq for saving my time
I don't wear glasses so I don't C
lol So basically this channel is “Write me a script that explains C and relate it extremely vaguely to Cyber Security.” Then the channel has an AI voice to read the produced script and he streams a bunch of random B roll footage in a long stream. I’ll be damned if I subscribe to this drivel and support them. No way.
so am i
having an AI voice in your videos is indeed for usual a big pretty red flag, good sign for trash, pseudo science content
C is foundation of whole internet and computer infrastructure.
And operating systems and embedded systems and many more things :)
@@pavelpavlov954 Computer infrastructure include all those whether it is OS or code to run video files. Under every framework modern developer use, C is doing its work effortlessly.
i almost know 4 languages (including python) where i find C to be the most easiest one for me to understand, though many of em would say it's not. Its just the syntax that many find it to be difficult but the amount of understanding level of a particular concept in depth is absolutely insane.
for me, I understand c++ better than python, which people said python is easier than c++.. i want to learn c as well .. what's difference in c++, c and c#?? im still newbie hehe..i haven't been studying programming much but i had to start over and starting with c++ again to understand the concept and trying to understand python and JavaScript currently.. JavaScript seems hard for me to understand 😭
C++ is object oriented programming languages mostly used for making games
@@z1l0xI lihe python you can do machine stuff I don't know c
I’ve learned at this point over 16 programming languages when I count scripting and database ones. C and C++ are the syntax foundations for a large majority of programming languages, learn those and the others become much easier to learn.
@@BrianCave let's be freinds what's your contact
Next topic why hackers use assembly language😂😂😂😂
ok, but why not c++, isn’t c++ basically just c but with some addons?
yes, but C is more easier to learn than C++. C++ includes OOP which is used for program architecture by programmers and don't need for hackers.
C++ allows C subroutines so there's that. However, C is much more powerful particularly in computer memory manipulation. Can't do that in any OO language. That was the point of OO, eliminate direct manipulation and force the use of objects and functions on those objects. C can point directly to memory addresses and not just the object name.
Which one should I mainly learn for Cyber security and understanding malware development especially at the kernel level, C or C++?
@@billjudge6021 IIRC C++ can also point directly to memory addresses. They just refer to that portion of the C++ code as "native C code" but most if not all C++ compilers can compile C and C++ code within the same program seamlessly at the same time.
Too many addons make thing really complicted
0:08 You talk about C and you show C++ code. WTF?
Not everyone knows the different between c and c++ because they can code just like if you show me bash and ruby I probably won't know which is which
@@The_Consciousness Wait. If you make a video about C, then you must know the difference!
Fun fact: c will compile in most c++ compilers
C++ is just C with classes
@@elliotalderson-l4u They are two different languages. If you make a video about C, don't show C++ code.
I am an IT student and now i just realized it's not bad to learn c as first langguage
It is not
its not good as u think
Its good and is recommended to learn C as your first language.
There's a reason why CS50 begins with teaching C first (well, after scratch actually). They teach Python and Javascript later.
When hackers write hacking software, it always puts large red words on the users screen that says “HACKING”. Hollywood taught me this.
You spelled DENNIS RITCHIES name wrong. Downvote for disrespect
@@kernelpanick636 did I? Damn! Sorry for that.
porque C es de bajo nivel, por ende se pueden hacer acciones sin uso de SO, a bajo nivel puedes capturar los paquetes de red y manipularlos. A bajo nivel también puedes usar socket para verificar si un puerto destino esta abierto sin realizar la conexión de 3 vías, a bajo nivel puedes manipular el hardware y la memoria, puedes trabajar con voltaje, etc. Si trabajas en alto nivel estas limitado al SO, lo cual es una desventaja para el hacker.
Because C is low-level, you can perform actions without using an OS. At a low level, you can capture and manipulate network packets. You can also use sockets to check if a destination port is open without completing the three-way handshake. At a low level, you can manipulate hardware and memory, work with voltage, etc. If you work at a high level, you're limited by the OS, which is a disadvantage for a hacker.
Write in english
I got C in C
Actually its Python that is more used for hacking, most "c" are just CLI tools however a majority are just python as its a scripting language.
it's not just about scripting, real hacking like Kernal hacking or any other low level hacking is done using C or other low level language
I want to start cyber securty and learn hacking etc what should I learn I'm learning python basics
@@wtfanupam ...soo you do know that scripting is like the most common? like most tools are probably in python i am talking about networking specificaly
@@Prodbybah There is non, learn C this is where the most learning takeplace as in hacking, learning whats happening under the hood most abstraction are done by tools you will then understand why such abstraction exist and then see where things can fail. SOO yes learn C as in the most low level you can i reccommend CS50 for reference watch this
ruclips.net/video/2TofunAI6fU/видео.html
What "hacker" is using Python again?
Video-🗿
The program- printf("you need milk instead of C") ;
This and alot of videos intentionally/unintentionally paint C as super unsafe but most of exploits aren't possible with just 1 bug, various errors and bugs come together to make an "exploit".
Even this video claims that C's vulnerability is that you can write kernel level code in it which makes me believe the creator of this video doesn't know shit about computers, programming and hacking.
C is a great language and If you hear someone saying rust will replace it then you know that they don't know shit about why C is so widely available and used.
imagine calling bash a programming language
Literally 0 knowledge gained here. You just opened a wikipedia page about C and parasitize on the hacking topic. Waste of time.
Fr?
C is crucial for reverse engeneering when you wanna disassemble an ELF file not reading Assembly directly.
YOu forgot the Holy C.
I once stole my colleagues' data, and passwords. But I don't use it, because there is still fear in my heart 😅.
And it looks like that data is still on the hard drive of my old laptop. By the way, He is interested in crypto.
But it's not worth it, if you have to go to jail because of it 😂
Bro, can you tell me how did you make such video...
Hackers mostly use JavaScript , malware analysts use c more than others..
Js is for web
A hacker want to create a malware , He use C , assembly or python
Thank you for the video,i actually think the ai voice is more suitable for this type of video,short and concise
C is high level Assembly and Low level Java,C# / The mid language is C++
Why include an example of jQuery (3:03) while you're talking about the intricacies of C?
He was talking about shell scripts and don't even know there's a separate language for that...namely, bash and zsh (bash is the widely used one)
C is literally considered a " low level " language now
Very true. However that has not always been the case as pointed out. When I began learning programming back in the 80s w/BASIC being 1st programming language, C was a mid-level language while Assembly & machine language were the low-level programming languages for obvious reasons - working & manipulation of hardware registers & memory addresses. How times have changed. Who knows, a 100 years from now the current high-level languages might considered low-level.🕊
No, C is not a low level programming language.
low level means more powerfull 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Are you people not understanding that this in reasons to the video claiming C is not a low level language, or are you all Profesional autists?
Which languages can I learn to hack satellites?
C programming language is my favorite language because it is easy to learn but I want to learn more about it
Now I use mostly python
Ou seja, você usa C.
@@ymp0015U mean C wrapper 😅😂
C is a low level program language. Awesome video
fast
Segmentation fault core dumped. 🎉
Assembly is risky, I have tried it. It's fun but I prefer playing with C before but now I focus on website development HTML, CSS, JS and PHP by the help of tutorials and Ai.
ONE answer is : Pointer support, support ASM commands , Support header files
What is asm?
@@exomk5319 its Only One Closest Instruction Set language means nearest To Cpu Operation
@@exomk5319 assembly language i guess
@@exomk5319hardware-defined assembler instruction set
If hacking Windows is an easy task, then why default Windows Defender is so bad, just wonder, there is no any warning at all, like a zero information of the system u are buying for money. Its so easy predict that your Windows system is hacked, which makes Windows is a nonsense OS for online use.
Tiny, fast, cross-platform, hardware interaction. What else can do that above asm level ?
Ba$h: Sudo Apt List
Anyone?!
what do u mean?
btw i dont use sudo because i am almost always root in terminal 😁
sudo su
@@kjyu4539 you shouldnt,
Is this AI generated? Sure looks like it.
only voice is AI generated
@@z1l0x which service you use for AI Voice?
python is the mostly used for hacking. c is just used for system level exploits and it requires more time and debugging for sample things that could be done by python in minutes
Who told u python lovers
python is a joke it's not used in hacking
@@SB-wn3gl uh not really i have seen pretty decent malwares on github
You can search for it. Most professional hackers use Python over C because it is faster and easier to code. Additionally, it is a scripting language, making it well-suited for hacking tasks. C is also used, but not as much as Python, because hacking requires quick scripts to be made. Hackers don’t need to create highly optimized code that is bug-free after a loophole is fixed by someone else; it’s a matter of time rather than optimization.
You can search for it. Most professional h@ckers use Python over C because it is faster and easier to code. Additionally, it is a scripting language, making it well-suited for hacking tasks. C is also used, but not as much as Python, because hacking requires quick scripts to be made. H@ckers don’t need to create highly optimized code that is bug-free after a loophole is fixed by someone else; it’s a matter of time rather than optimization.
I use C to program Arduino microcontroller 👽👍
Same here ;)
C is one of the lowest level non machine specific languages.
Also well written C is generally going to be just as efficient as Assembly, essentially Assembly is directly defining the machine via mneumotics for machine code instructions where as with C works out the machine code for you. Using Assembly will rarely provide inherent performance benefits and inline Assembly can potentially be used for any architecture specific optimisations.
@@jamiewhite1105Absolutely 😊
Any programmer should know the basics of C or C++.
Otherwise, dont call yourself a programmer.
You should be able to handle multiple languages. Unless you can, you ain't a good programmer.
Programmers who don't know C/C++ are usually from the younger generation with less experience.
What about c#? I was gonna start with Python only. But then I used C# and I can already tell it's more detailed and as such a better suit for me. Got my eyes on Python, Java and C#. Plan to do Wndows/Linux and phone apps.
You could use Java on Linux or C/C++ with QT Designer for Android development.
No need for any of this Microsoft stuff here...
just ask chatgpt you only need to be good at algorithmes
I thought.. below of this ur comments more clear to me.. than this video
I've started learning this language but I'm still not at that level to understand this video
To all the programmers, I have a question: is there one type of C language I should learn (C+, C#...)? Or is there many different types?❤
Only C will be good. Learn C and after that you can do C++ or C#.
C and C++ for systems level. C# is for building cross platform apps. C3 is basically C++ but better i guess. C# Requires the .NET framework to build and run, C and C++ requires build tools like gcc and g++, or if you are on windows, you can use LLVM for gcc and g++ or MSVC for build tools. Thats from what i understand at least.
But they actually uses mostly Python, check which languages are used in exploitdb.
Python is just a Product of C/C++
no they don't use python
hackers maybe use c to write payloads but not exploiting or injecting they use python or ruby cuz they wanna stay focused and progress faster
Hackers mostly use high level languages because they are less detected. Especially if a code is obfuscated.
As for speed you dont need much speed to get full access on victim's computer or steel some sensitive data.
If you were a hacker you would choose languge that is much less detected and has a biggest DEVELOPMENT speed but not performance.
Also, most of high level langs are written on raw C thus they are not very slower for common tasks.
If you wanna build a huge world wide botnet for millions of victims then yes using C would have sense.
But completely senseless for common tasks.
Wdym less detected? Obfuscated high level code is easily detected
And with c-c++ you can go uefi and bypass all av’s with bootkit
@@discordadam6663 "Obfuscated high level code is easily detected" nope
@@bill8126 Can you explain? You simply saying know doesn't look convincing
@@clifforddurbin5168 I tested it with obfuscated python code. If obfuscated and build with pyinstaller (using GCC, not MSVC) it gives 1/72 on VT. Win Defender does not mind to run the executable.
But if only built with pyinstaller with same python code it gives 26/72 positives on VT and Win Defender does not allow to run it and just deletes it.
I probably cant explain it at low level. But if code is well protected all this VT WM can not decide what this execuatable does.
Ofcourse I won't share all tips and tricks to make it less detectable here. Since people are to lazy to learn the topic and do not deserve useful tips to be shared.
@@clifforddurbin5168 yt deletes my comments
WHAT A STUPID QUESTION!
What a great answer you provided!!!
@@aty4282 THERE IS NOTHING TO PROVIDE IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE EVIDENCE!
Has the same energy as: "Writers use English language for Writing. Here WHY?"
Because they speak english?
Programmers use computers to earn money. Here WHY?
Why not use Go or rust? It's easier, Rust is faster, Go doesn't manage your memory.
Rust is NOT faster than C.
C will always be daddy.
Rust is not faster and is more restricted
@@YourMom-rg5jk is unsafe rust faster than c😂
@@heruhday do you have a learning disability?
So is #Golang for that case 👨🏻💻
What about Zig? There is supose Zig is like C and “better performance”, what can you tell us about Zig?
@@Adrián-h4f zig still under development i was using the version 0.11 and wrote a http server from scratch but then after the updates the zig std apis changes a bit and i felt that it's not the best time to use zig.
@ethical-not-evil Thank for your answer, I was trying Zig and for my I think it's hard, because when I'm searching something in the std library the explications it's not clearly
You just explained what 1 year of a cyber security program couldn't, THANK YOU!!!
I'm new to programming and currently studying cyber security. In general, anyone know which programming language game hackers use to bypass kernel level anti-cheat with soft cheats and/or automation (macros, configs,etc..)?
I guess they would use C or C++ or probably C# for that. I also know that Lua is very used for hack mods, but not too shure.
@@freemotion21yes
Kernel drivers are written in c-c++
You will almost never see python (only for ai trained models, Color bots)
Take a look at unknowncheats
..I am learning C right now but i'm having second thoughts,should I learn python or C?
I want to jump into offensive hacking as soon as possible..... ..so what should I do,It would mean a lot to me if you give me advice based on my situation.
You need both of them, I have the same problem and also the third one bash
Learn networking
@@z1l0xI love Bash Scripting and rn I relearning Python to get better. I’m thinking about learning C and C++ after getting good at Bash and Python.
@@Mugen_FB317if you understand C or C++, any other languages becomes a lot easier, especially python, js, and such. The reverse isn't true
But now they are switching to Rust so bad days for Hackers -_-
Can't do a buffer overflow anymore
Buffer overflow is only a issue for newbie programmers, Moreover Rust tries to fix a problem that occurs due to a way of writing code which itself is a problem, else you'll never hear a professional programmer cry about segfaults.
Any language is good as long as you know to use it.
0:51 Dennis Ritchie.
Yes! Get it right ! Glad you pointed that out.
Dennis Ritchie…
its true that perfection will only come in cyber security and hacking after properly learning c programme.
who else copied bookmarks😅
best infosec brainrot 💅🏻
What about Pascal ? Pascal can also be used to directly access hardware dan memory. Typo, 'Dennis Ritchie' not 'Dannis Ritchie' !
I'm new to programming and currently studying cyber security. In general, anyone know which programming language game hackers use to bypass kernel level anti-cheat with soft cheats and/or automation (macros, bots, etc..)?
But how do some have access to 37-40 PCs?? God must have given them more than grace?
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Love the narration. Can you use this same regal narrative style with longer vids? .
Yep
I’m looking through all your vids now. I’m going to be on the look out for the hour long vids when they show up. Edutainment is awesome with the right footage and narration. Just learned C after having learned Python.
i am a python programer so i am using python
This dude aint no hacker. here why? Lmaooo
Dannis Ritchie 🤦♂️🤷♂️
Great footage! Upload more
Thanks! Will do!
Not all of ~ 'em Do.
Just *Super Sayin'*
What about Nim?
What is Objective C? Anyone know this programming language?
my uni is teaching us c for prgramming fundamental
its like apples version of c im pretty sure
It is the hardest programming language to learn for me, but I'm using Python
@@Py_RichIf Python is your first programming language than it makes sense, and using a lower level language like C will make you a better programmer especially at using python.
It's the language apple uses for it's iOS, now they're using Swift
This shit is hard
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For system level stuff and exploit development C is best
But for tools and automation No one can defeat Python.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 who told you this ?
Python always is
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Ty 🎉 informative af
I would like to know what are the relations between networking, cybersecurity and ethical hacking?
Think of networking as the foundation, cybersecurity as the shield, and ethical hacking as the test. Together, they form a dynamic trio in the digital world.
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What do you mean?
The grammar makes it obvious @@sambhavmishra5423
And that's the best thing
That means this video is worth watching
@@entx8491 No, this is AI
Meanwhile rust: See I'm the competitor now 😅
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Ich programmier python
Not only C
I have mentioned
C, Javascript, Python, Java... PHP.
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@@vyor8837 Rust and Go , buddy.
Hmmmmm. Thats funny. Cause i use python
Most of hackers uses c-c++
Python is so slow I will never touch it again, the interpreter is written in c :skull:
Needs translation to c while running its dogsh*t
Just use c
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"Rust"
I still ask myself
Is malware writing a hackers thing, a programmers thing or a software engineer thing ?
Malware only works if you can identify weaknesses and write it well enough to take advantage of those weaknesses. So, a cybersecurity background would be most helpful for this. Other specialties might be better at writing more complex programs. But, malware doesn't have to be complicated to work. If you want to make the best malware, you need to have a strong understanding of flaws in software and hardware, not necessarily the ability to make the most complex software possible.
Saying high level languages are slow is crazy😂
Yes they're
"Tell me u are new to programming without telling me"
I said High Level Languages are slower as compared to low level and middle level languages.
Those who have done onlya addition subtraction in high level language can say it
matter fact, they're slow as f*ck compare to assembly.
lol no C is not the most popular language for hacking. Yes it’s used often for writing exploits which target native code, but that can also be done in python and a lot of other targets are written in higher level languages these days and are not even susceptible to low level vulns like buffer overflows. Almost every person earning big bucks on bug bounties is writing their exploits in python or JS.
lolz.. most known hacker in the world use C/C++ and python is just a Product of C/C++ Lolz Hahaha..
Python is a crappy language but it does the job fast and that's why people use it. It is a library language.
@@friedrichmyerswhy is it crappy?
@@Phoenix-dg7gb I have seen the smugness of motherfuckers using Python, thinking they're an engineer or something while they can't even write one data structure themselves. It is more about the community than the language. Python is good for writing up a script fast, henceforth the reason why hackers use it.
i have heard people say that if you are really good in python, javascript and you study and understand C/C++ , you end up really understanding python JS at a deeper level
Bro please tell me from where we can learn python,c,c++ libraries so that we can write malwares, scripts, ransomwares
Please provide some sources
Because every where they don't have those libraries which are used for cyber security
Only web development stuffs are available
What you're asking is literally against the law. You're saying you want to learn programming languages, so you can turn black hat hacker 😂🤷
But just for the record... you can simply register in a University/Institute & study, if you're over 18 & it should definitely NOT be for malicious activity.
Other than that... you can literally get malware samples from various repositories online, but ONLY for malware analysis purposes...
A typical Indian what to say @@DS6Prophet
@@DS6Prophet That's not illegal dumbass. Writing malware is completely legal in most parts of the world. In fact, it's also legal to sell malware, too (at least in the west). It's only illegal if you USE it on someone else's computer WITHOUT their permission. Stop acting like you know anything about the legality of this stuff. You're ignorant.