[saltycracker]

can you give an example for this?

How about freeing a pointer and not setting its value to NULL?

[Sajuuk]

It can make demons fly out of your nose.

[chipp]

How about freeing a pointer and not setting its value to NULL?

geez... i was thinking what is it about...
wasn't it just gonna be garbage container/variable?

it should be a deep sh*t if it's like this:

Code

int * pp;
while (1)
    pp = new int [1000000000000000];
    // :v

[Goodies]

Your goal should be understanding before hacking.

[saltycracker]

Let me say something right up front.. I DON'T LIKE C++.

If you are thinking about hacking and require a low to medium level language then pick C over C++ every time. C++'s abstractions just get in the way of a hacking.

If you still want to learn C++ then mark off several years on your calendar to learn it and by several years I mean 3-5 years. C++ is not a simple language to write 'correct C++' code in and to make matters worse, C++ designers offloaded much responsibility to programmer to get it right. C++ seems to marry a lot of bad ideas into a huge and complex language and relies on the programmer to juggle all the rough edges into a safe and sound program... What could go wrong with that stratergy?

[incognito04]

Let me say something right up front.. I DON'T LIKE C++.

If you are thinking about hacking and require a low to medium level language then pick C over C++ every time. C++'s abstractions just get in the way of a hacking.

If you still want to learn C++ then mark off several years on your calendar to learn it and by several years I mean 3-5 years. C++ is not a simple language to write 'correct C++' code in and to make matters worse, C++ designers offloaded much responsibility to programmer to get it right. C++ seems to marry a lot of bad ideas into a huge and complex language and relies on the programmer to juggle all the rough edges into a safe and sound program... What could go wrong with that stratergy?

Are you a rust programmer?

[Hải Vũ]

Let me say something right up front.. I DON'T LIKE C++.

If you are thinking about hacking and require a low to medium level language then pick C over C++ every time. C++'s abstractions just get in the way of a hacking.

If you still want to learn C++ then mark off several years on your calendar to learn it and by several years I mean 3-5 years. C++ is not a simple language to write 'correct C++' code in and to make matters worse, C++ designers offloaded much responsibility to programmer to get it right. C++ seems to marry a lot of bad ideas into a huge and complex language and relies on the programmer to juggle all the rough edges into a safe and sound program... What could go wrong with that stratergy?

thank you so much

[Dexie]

Pretty much anything if you know what you're doing, I'd recommend learning something like C89 as that is the standard they teach at most universities.

[HRRHHRRH]

What can a C ++ language produce? In the hands of a rookie, a mess of segfaults and undefined behaviour.

Ballsy to assume OP is using Linux, bro. Windows is the way to go

[C++]

Everything. SpaceX rockets use C++ and python for GUI.

[Malicious]

Anything basically. You can use C/C++ to make rats, keyloggers, bots, remote tools, reverse shells, ”pentesting tools” and way more.

It’s easier to understand C/C++ first before you start making hacking programs/tools.

[Gary Oak]

Anything basically. You can use C/C++ to make rats, keyloggers, bots, remote tools, reverse shells, ”pentesting tools” and way more.

It’s easier to understand C/C++ first before you start making hacking programs/tools.

I honestly think people can do better at describing, what can C++ do?

Well to start off with, scrap C++ for a minute and look at the pure C language, what can it do? With C (not saying C++ can not), you'd be able to code an entirely new system environment, you'd be able to code an engine that would be used to create games such as Unreal Engine, not just a game itself but the engine. As well as you could code games, and as you can code games obviously you can also code 'cheats'.

To be fair, C is a shit language in the hands of many, but at the mercy of few, any language can easily transcend.

Anyway scrapping the bullshit, obviously since this is not a matter of "Is C++ the best language?" but merely "What can it produce?" I have to be honest and say, if you can come up with an idea that requires it to have a CPU and a harddisk, it will be very likely that it can be coded in C or C++. Whether it's a better choice, definitely depends on what your goal is.

Want to code cheats for PUBG or EFT? Obviously these games are based off of UE and as such depends on C++, the obvious would be to code cheats for these games in C++.

Have fun.

[Malicious]

I honestly think people can do better at describing, what can C++ do?

Well to start off with, scrap C++ for a minute and look at the pure C language, what can it do? With C (not saying C++ can not), you'd be able to code an entirely new system environment, you'd be able to code an engine that would be used to create games such as Unreal Engine, not just a game itself but the engine. As well as you could code games, and as you can code games obviously you can also code 'cheats'.

To be fair, C is a shit language in the hands of many, but at the mercy of few, any language can easily transcend.

Anyway scrapping the bullshit, obviously since this is not a matter of "Is C++ the best language?" but merely "What can it produce?" I have to be honest and say, if you can come up with an idea that requires it to have a CPU and a harddisk, it will be very likely that it can be coded in C or C++. Whether it's a better choice, definitely depends on what your goal is.

Want to code cheats for PUBG or EFT? Obviously these games are based off of UE and as such depends on C++, the obvious would be to code cheats for these games in C++.

Have fun.

He asked what it could do in hacking, hence the short answer of mine with some examples

[MikkiTheGambler]

this posts a bump! keep making hq posts