CS420 - 3 Base Systems - Hex, Decimal & Binary
In this CS420 - 3 Base Systems - Hex, Decimal & Binary tutorial you will learn about the key and fundamental concepts used in game hacking and computer architecture.
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In this CS420 guided hacking course you will learn about the base systems in place that control the low level functionalities of your operating system via our Squalr tutorial. Binary is a the math of digital electronics and expressed in a base-2 numeral system. Everything your computer does is based on a binary a number system of 0 and 1. The decimal system is based on the base-ten position, this is the number system we all use in our day to day lives. Hexadecimal is a numeral system based on base-16. This system is used for memory addresses.
Learning the foundations and fundamentals of base systems is a key step in growing your game hacking knowledge. These same number systems are used by elite hackers such as, nation state hackers, black hat hackers, penetration testing professionals, and game hackers. Once you understand these methods you can use them to your advantage to manipulate electronics and operating systems.
In this how to hack games tutorial you will learn and understand the following:
. How to use Squalr
. How to use binary
. How to use hexadecimal
. Complete understanding of base systems fundamentals
On completion of this how to hack games tutorial you will have all the fundamentals you need to advanced your knowledge in game hacking. Understanding how to convert these systems from one to another will give you a control and understanding in your hacking journey. Guided Hacking hopes you gain a keen insight in to how the computer architecture of your electronic devices work and the with these new found fundamental insights you can go on to use number systems to create advanced and elite hacks.
CS420 is a Game Hacking Course, a series of lectures brought to you by Zac from the Squally team. We have been working with Zac to help promote Squally for the past year, we think it's an awesome tool that has a lot of potential. Our support has come full circle and now Zac is putting a game hacking course together with GH.
Squally is a 2D puzzle RPG game that teaches video game hacking -- WITHOUT boring lessons, lectures, nor the need for prior experience. Instead, Squally teaches hacking through fun engaging puzzles where learning is a by-product.
This is not crappy education software masquerading as a game. Entertainment and education are equally important, and this game won't disappoint.
A 12 year old should be able to complete the main storyline in this game. For the more hardcore players, there will be more challenging side content. Topics such as data types, data structures, bin/dec/hex, and x86 assembly are gradually introduced through puzzles and gameplay.
In other words: this game teaches you the hardest parts of computer science in the coolest way possible.
