Hi! What do you guys think is the best Programming language for hacking ?
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best hacking language / какой лучший язык программирования для взлома
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Depends on what exactly you meant by "hacking". If it's orchestrating available tools to scan and exploit a remote system, any scripting language is good: perl, python, nodejs. Being dynamic, they are fast to write and are easy to "glue" the required components.
If you are going to create exploits of OS-native applications by yourself, start with C/C++ as they are "high-level" assembly. Also, while studying them you will need to partially study OS internals which is always nice for hacking.
If you are going to exploit EVM-compatible blockchain contracts, start to learn Solidity and EVM opcodes.
If you are going to create exploits of OS-native applications by yourself, start with C/C++ as they are "high-level" assembly. Also, while studying them you will need to partially study OS internals which is always nice for hacking.
If you are going to exploit EVM-compatible blockchain contracts, start to learn Solidity and EVM opcodes.
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It depends on what you are doing though I would suggest Python and basics of C/C++ along with a few others
Rust, i don't think there is "Best for hacking" but you can read about the Pros and Cons of the programming languages then accordingly pick which one will be useful for you.
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Python конечно
this is a bit of a misguided question, there is no single best language for hacking because hacking and programming are not the same thing.
you are asking what language (assumed you mean programing language ?) is the best for hacking.
Hacking is not a single act, its a mindset of curiosity and wanting to know the how things work and how you can get them to stop working.
An example of this is Denial-Of-Service, although not considered "hacking" in the media terms it involves understanding the functionality of something, in this example a web application, which involves identifying the expected outcome which is loading a webpage.
The "hacking" part of this example would be identifying that if you supplied a large file the web application would crash and produce a Denied Service condition because nobody would be able to access the web app, hence the term Denial-Of-Service.
So to awnser your question there is no "best language for hacking", you choose the tools to suit the task at hand.
Same as a construction worked using an electrical saw instead of a hand saw, this is because the electrical saw is faster so is the best tool for the job out of the 2 options
If your new to programming as others have said Python is a good start as it has a pretty human readable syntax compared to something like C, but both have their places and uses.
Hope this adds some clarity for you
you are asking what language (assumed you mean programing language ?) is the best for hacking.
Hacking is not a single act, its a mindset of curiosity and wanting to know the how things work and how you can get them to stop working.
An example of this is Denial-Of-Service, although not considered "hacking" in the media terms it involves understanding the functionality of something, in this example a web application, which involves identifying the expected outcome which is loading a webpage.
The "hacking" part of this example would be identifying that if you supplied a large file the web application would crash and produce a Denied Service condition because nobody would be able to access the web app, hence the term Denial-Of-Service.
So to awnser your question there is no "best language for hacking", you choose the tools to suit the task at hand.
Same as a construction worked using an electrical saw instead of a hand saw, this is because the electrical saw is faster so is the best tool for the job out of the 2 options
If your new to programming as others have said Python is a good start as it has a pretty human readable syntax compared to something like C, but both have their places and uses.
Hope this adds some clarity for you
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Hi, thanks for your answer, I was asking, more looking for the best language to make malware, virusses, the language which is closest to the computer system and can manipulate the software.
again your looking for a single solution to a multi fauceted problem, there is no best language to do any of those things, the best language is the one your most familiar with
Learn C/C++ and Assembly if you want to make malware as they are low level languages. I would throw some others in there also like Python and Rust etc. That is what I would suggest what ever you are most comfortable with though.
agree on C/C++ or assembly being ideal, however a big learning curve as first languages to learn but python definatley wouldnt be a bad start to understand the basic concepts of programming
Exactly, its like from small to big, concept of start to crawl, walk then run so i suggest him to start with Python, but again i think everyone got their own opinion or what ever works best for them especially if they have a specific purpose or field ).
Это все равно что спросить: А какая машина лучше подходит для езды?
Для взлома, прежде всего, необходим особый набор соответствующих знаний в определенных технических областях, в том числе знание, глубокое программирования как науки, вцелом. Необходимы знания математики, алгоритмов и структур данных. Языки программирования-это лишь инструмент, причем каждый язык удовлетворяет лучше одним условиям, и хуже другим.
Для взлома, прежде всего, необходим особый набор соответствующих знаний в определенных технических областях, в том числе знание, глубокое программирования как науки, вцелом. Необходимы знания математики, алгоритмов и структур данных. Языки программирования-это лишь инструмент, причем каждый язык удовлетворяет лучше одним условиям, и хуже другим.
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That will always depend on your target, if you are looking to develop malware it will not be the same as if you want to hack a website, or if you are looking to develop Trojans for Android.
Each part has its pros and cons, and in the end, you have to specialize in the land that better fix to your needs.
Each part has its pros and cons, and in the end, you have to specialize in the land that better fix to your needs.
Maybe Rust?
The one you know the best
Other users talked the same, but it totally depend on what you want to do – it’s the same as to ask “what language should I learn” (ответ – русский кАнЕчНа)
I think Programing languages do not tend to hack it's your mindset
The best language is the one that you have the most skills in, most of the time your mind is the bottle neck to what you program. so the question is more what is your comfort zone language and the answer to that is "your best language"