If you're into game hacking then you probably have already heard the terms "Internal" and "External" hacks.
In this post I go over the differences of each with code examples and which to opt for when hacking.
What are Multi-Level Pointers
Whether you're a programmer or a reverse-engineer, you have probably dealt with those before, maybe even had a hard time understanding them.
Even if you have already used them in game hacking there's a high chance you don't know what they are at the high-level (C/C++)!
Brainpan: 1 – OSCP-Like Vulnhub Walkthrough
Yet another OSCP-Like Vulnhub machine, this one is recommended if you're looking to challenge your exploitation skills. Try it out by yourself first! Machine link: https://www.vulnhub.com/entry/brainpan-1,51/
Mr. Robot – OSCP-Like Vulnhub Walkthrough
This is a Vulnhub inspired by the series Mr. Robot and it's considered to be a OSCP-like machine. Most of the steps for "pwning" this machine are realistic so it's a fun one to try. Give it a try yourself! Machine Link: https://www.vulnhub.com/entry/mr-robot-1,151/
Dynamically importing functions C++
This concept is easy to understand and has its uses, such as, calling Windows Native functions, functions of Windows that aren't officially documented or to hide Windows API usage.
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