Python, JS, C ... Assembly? Usually depends on what you want to hack. If it's a web app, learning JS can be useful. rev engineering & binary exploitation usually requires C/C++ knowledge and knowledge of at least a few basic assembly instructions. All depends on how deep you want to dive... but to be able to modify and write your own simple exploits as a beginner, python is definitely the right starting point.

python you can just convert it to a exe if you want to make ransomware or something

(July 28, 2022, 10:18 PM)ybn63574 Wrote:

(July 25, 2022, 05:45 AM)my_username Wrote: most malware is coded in python but they all do the same thing. avoid java unless youre a retard

i've never seen anything in the wild that's py

you must not go in the wild a lot

most definitly python imo

html best language for hacking :D

(July 25, 2022, 05:32 AM)lindaer Wrote: hi i would like to know what programming language would help me hack

obscure ones are tougher to reverse engineer try learning go or rust but there are weirder ones.

Python for quickly throwing programs together, .NET/C# for gui applications, JS for web apps

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(July 25, 2022, 05:32 AM)lindaer Wrote: hi i would like to know what programming language would help me hack

you can use whatever you want but
python is very simple program for simple remote buffer overflows exploits in vulnserver for example but for me nothing more
i feel like c should be used everywhere in hacking cuz everything is written in c and it is low level or whatever you want to call it language

Python, C++, and C would be great to start. Just avoid java for this kind of thing.