A unique place in the hacking scene A unique place in the hacking scene, with frequent updates and a wide variety of topics covered. And of course, what I loved is that they cover modern games and technologies. It's easy to navigate and it has literally all hacking topics covered. Their famous GHB (Game Hacking Library) is what got me into game-hacking

I'm learning so much I'm learning so much, there is so much content, if you are motivated enough it can boost your career! I knew nothing before, and now I can code myself internal or external trainer on any game without anti-cheat! Plus I learned so much on reverse engineering, I can now understand basic assembly instruction, change them for my use and find the pointer that I need. I'm looking forward to reaching my goal, and it won't be possible without this platform, thank you Rake!

Want to learn computer science ? Come here ! Guided Hacking is surely one of the best learning oriented content i've done in the past few years. GH has many free of charge educational content on youtube and if you want more, then you can pay for the content on the forum. You will learn on many topics, and you will pratice a lot on what you will study. I mean, i just did the CS420 course that is freely availible on youtube, and learned alot, i'm pursuing my way to learn more about reverse engineering, and the documentation on the forum is very great.

Mostlikely the best resource for gamehacking It's a really good forum if u want to learn about game hacking/modding or ethical hacking. I learned a lot from there. It has a lot of resources in both text and video format. The only thing I miss is the ability to ask questions on the forum, but I understand this decision because I know this(gamehacking) community too well :-/. If you are intrested in these things, I can definitely recommend it :--)

The game hacking reference and more Guided Hacking helped me understand and learn game hacking in a different and better way than the others platforms. The idea of a GH Bible was one of the best to learn almost from scratch, with little prerequisites in IT skills. GHB has evolved over the years and has become an awesome reference : plenty of tutorials, easy to follow up, with videos and source code. In my opinion there isn't any equivalent out there. Also, the forum is great a resource for my day job in offensive security as there are lots of topics, from beginner to advanced level, relating to reverse engineering, security, programming, etc... Of course we can find anything on the Internet, but the time it takes to search, read, understand and organize each article is a waste of time when someone has already did it for as little as few bucks per month. I would like to thanks Rake and all the person who has contributing to make GH great, and great again!