Book is out! Contains 400+ pages of game hacking content, covering topics from basic reversing to writing aimbots and wallhacks. Also includes 100+ pages of commented code for a variety of hacks. #Hacking#book#tutorials
Grab it for free at: https://t.co/pv0rqY8sqG
Donations have been removed from the site since @buymeacoffee now considers the site illegal content. Not a major issue since everything is cheap to run, but thanks to all that have donated previously to cover costs.
@Tatumatrix Glad you are enjoying the lessons. Injecting DLLs is generally a lot less painful than making repeated calls to Write/ReadProcessMemory (or whatever your API of choice is). If you want to stick with external, you can manually convert the pointers to use WPM/RPM.
Its been a few years since the site was published and some of the lessons are getting outdated. To prep for updates and new lessons, I've converted the site to GitHub Pages. Thanks to everyone who has pointed out issues and looking forward to writing new stuff (relatively) soon.
Book is out! Contains 400+ pages of game hacking content, covering topics from basic reversing to writing aimbots and wallhacks. Also includes 100+ pages of commented code for a variety of hacks. #Hacking#book#tutorials
Grab it for free at: https://t.co/pv0rqY8sqG
The site is currently offline. It is currently being DDOS'd and has been temporarily suspended by DigitalOcean. Will update once the site is moved behind Cloudflare and the situation is resolved.
@vulgomatt Thanks for the feedback! I've actually had a couple of people comment on that. A while back, I had several people explain that the file size was too large for their connections, so I downsized the image quality to compensate. I'll modify the site to include both versions.
New #tutorial out! Expanding on some of the earlier lessons, the new tutorial covers several assembly fundamentals that can be helpful to know when trying to reverse games: https://t.co/3vgYGmJXtd
@LokoLunaa The book is an offline version of the website for readers who don't have access to stable internet. If you have a stable internet connection, definitely use the website.
@nerusskyhigh Thanks! Nothing too crazy for the why, I just wanted to create the type of resource I would have wanted when I started learning stuff years ago and give back to the community.
Sorry I forgot about Christmas. To make it up to you, I went to the bargain bin and got 4 new tutorials about game resources. Covering topics from using Process Monitor to find save games, to unpacking/modifying textures and more: https://t.co/WFTzaGs89E #Hacking#tutorial
Curious how to create a bot that farms XP in games like Diablo? Our newest tutorial discusses how to create a simple farming bot for APRGs: https://t.co/tW3XG64VaH #Hacking#tutorial
@nerusskyhigh Sure! The main reason is related to good security practices. In general, you want to avoid running unknown software on your personal machine. There have been examples of older memory scanners having malware embedded in them. You should treat all software as potentially malicious.