Which programming language iz best for hacking...?

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There is no best programming language for hacking. learn how computers, and specifically operating systems, work. learn a lower level language like c/c++ and how to expose security vulnerabilities. lastly you can look into penetration testing, as that is what "hacking" is actually called

Can u give me some tutorial
Then i have idea to do work with them

@jahan007 or you can use google

There r alot of video but m literaly confused vich video r best to seen it

@jahan007 look up offensive security in Google. if you want to really learn to hack it's not going to be as simple as watching tutorial videos on YouTube. you need to learn computer science, take a course in penetration testing, and go through hours and hours of searching for vulnerabilities that no one else has found yet

C# obvi how else do you expect penetrate their defences if your c isn't sharp?

@jahan007 Let me warn you, Hacking is extremely illegal unless you are doing it on your own network or it is ethical hacking for a company e.g a bug bounty program. I don't think learning to program just to "become a hacker" is the way you should go.

Don't listen to @dev0urer!

Go straight to youtube and find videos for hacking programs that include a download link. If the video title is in all caps, you know it's safe.

Download that and then right click --> "run as admin"

@rozzzly lol. yeah do that!

(don't do that; that's probably the most effective way to get malware...infecting your compute)

@rozzzly he'll learn about hacking though 😉

Thnx u guyz for ur suggestion

@jahan007 I wouldn't recommend this place for serious questions. Most of us are just having fun trolling here. I would say try asking a question like this on stack overflow (remember to search for a similar question before you post yourself).

I love that this now has 16 comments and no votes.

@jahan007 Lol #liberaldog

I think python

Fortran and cobol, without those you can't hack. Let us know if you know those.

@forkbomber The best username I have ever heard

@liberaldog I'm still really jealous of @localhost

Honestly, OP, I recommend learning how the Internet works pretty solidly.

Spend 2 weeks on Internet stuff, not on hacking at all. Just how the Internet works.

Then create a test network that is very insecure. It should have SSH vulnerabilities, an old apache server, an insecure WEP WiFi password on the router, etc. Then try to get in. This should make a lot more sense if you spend a full 2 weeks on Internet basics.

I would start by researching "TCP/IP," then "DNS," and then the different things you get from there. Things like "FTP" HTTP(S)" "WPA/WPA2/WEP".

There is a great series of books called "Offensive Security." They may be a little advanced for you, but Google is a friend. do not give up. when you see something you don't understand, ask a question.

There is another side of hacking which doesn't even require a network. This would involve "Buffer Overflows" and "Brute forcing passwords." You can start by researching the ways to get "root."

There is need for pen testers.

@jahan007: Look into Damn Vulnerable Linux as a vulnerable OS to start off with if you're looking at OS exploits. If you're looking for web hacks and defacing BS, look at hackmysite.org

I use HTML to hakz you press F12 and then can hack a website. I usually add <blink> everywhere.

if you actually want to learn the dark arts... go download visual c++ 6.0 (dat OG shit) and write your own irc bot. it's the most cookie-cutter type of malware and there's ~2 decades worth of sources, tutorials, etc out there. doing so will teach you C++ (although I'd start with C so you really understand how processes, memory, and win32/windows internals work on the most basic level)

from there, make a keylogger and/or saved passwords"recovery" tools.

Install Kali Linux

@donkeyScript Shhh