I have a doubt, especially in computer science, there is a lot of mathematics, (lumma) used trigonometry, but do you think mathematics is a great source for programming?
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math for malware
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no math in malware, only tricks
Для решения каких задач lumma использует тригонометрию?
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You can't do encryption, compression or algorithms without math, but yes, you can technically build stuff off chatgpt and random code from the internet, but it won't get you far without actually understanding how to write code by your own.
Learn some discrete math, could learn some other topics after it but I doubt it'd help as much.
math for malware ? some times we use math like when we make pos malware to extract cards from dumped process , but this does not mean you need a certificate in math most of the time and 99.99% in malware development math not used
What about making an encryption algo...cant impl xchacha-20 if u don't understand mathematicly how encrytion work
this is another thing , most of the malware developers uses a prebuilt libs even only headers libs for encryption and decryption
But they need to understand the theory... Right?
I agree but if you want to understand how things work on the deepest level you can't avoid mathematics as it is the foundation for theoretical computer science so if you want to make new algorithms. but as for malware dev you just need a little of bit of math but a solid foundation of how computers work like the stack , heap pe section syscall a little of assembly and the C programming language
99% of the time you don't need math the way it's taught in schools, but the logic math teaches may be useful
yes 100% this what i was trying to say
A marketing gimmick to lure those that didn't pay attention in their high school math classes.
Trigonometry isn’t exactly “next-level": Calculating dot products, vector angles, whether an angle is above or below 45 deg, noob shit.