[lilix]

What languages ​​or tools are commonly used when developing hacking tool programs?😯

[dotman094]

Day-to-day: Python for scripts, automation, and quick APIs.
When I need speed or low-level stuff I switch to Go (static binary, great concurrency).
For web front-end it’s JavaScript/TypeScript + React.
Pick one general-purpose (Python) and one low-level (C/Rust/Go); that duo covers 95 % of use-cases.

[oRequiem]

Lately, I've been mainly using python since I've been working on AI.

[Viyirus]

Currently learning a lot of C++ in school, so mainly that.

Learning how selection sort compares to merge sort was an interesting experiment xD

[Firepox]

C++ and python :)

[daft_dutch]

I code with AI.
PHP is the best documented programing language because everything is in php.net

also use python for linux background tasks.

[newQuery]

Mostly PHP, Rust and typescript.
Now with AI, using a well documented language is the key.

[Doug Dimmadome]

Not for "hacking tools and programs", but I use C# at work every day and end up using it for 90% of my side projects. Don't really make "hacking tools and programs", but I've considered making a few utilities to sell here that are of neutral hat-ness