Video summary

How Hackers Make Cheats FOR ANY GAME With DeepSeek

Main summary

Key takeaways

Gaming

Game / storyline

  • Among Us is used as the base game for the hacking tutorial (the video explicitly switches away from CS2 to focus on Among Us).
  • In Among Us, players assume roles (e.g., Impostor). The cheat targets the Impostor’s “Vanish” ability, described as a “phantom”-style invisibility.

Gameplay / key mechanics targeted

  • The video explains that the Vanish ability makes the player invisible for a limited time.
  • It claims the invisibility is governed by an internal timer:
    • When you press Vanish, the timer starts counting down.
    • The client can request returning to normal form; the server is described as accepting the packet that says the timer is over, rather than validating the timer itself.
  • The end goal is to hold invisibility (and allegedly enable further advantages).

Gameplay highlights (what the cheat is made to do)

  • Become invisible and stay invisible
    • The tutorial finds the memory location controlling the vanish timer and then manipulates it so invisibility doesn’t naturally end.
  • The video also mentions earlier context about “lock onto the enemy’s head” cheats, but the step-by-step demonstration is focused on Among Us invisibility.

Strategy / step-by-step cheat-making process (as described)

  1. Choose the target game/feature

    • Use Among Us (Impostor → Vanish).

  2. Find the timer variable (memory scanning)

    • Search for the vanish-related timer value as a float (timer behavior).
    • Use an “unknown initial value” scan approach, then narrow results by:
      • Scanning after vanish to find decreasing values.
      • Re-scanning while checking how many candidates remain.
      • Re-vanishing to observe where the value jumps/increases.
    • Repeat scans until the result set is reduced to a manageable number (the video mentions targets like 200/300, then smaller).

  3. Test candidate addresses

    • Temporarily disable/pause candidate values to determine which one causes the timer behavior to match expectations.
    • The “correct” address is identified when invisibility/timer behavior triggers correctly.

  4. Modify memory during gameplay

    • The video copies the found address (noting it may be dynamic and lose stability after restart).
    • It then uses an external Python cheat program, integrating it with DeepSeek to generate a script.

  5. Use a Python program with PyMem

    • The generated Python program:
      • Attaches to the game process (e.g., AmongUs.exe).
      • Writes a float value repeatedly in a loop to keep invisibility from expiring.
      • Mentions resetting the value at a chosen interval (example: every ~14 seconds) to prevent the normal ~5-second reset from ending invisibility.

  6. Deploy and test

    • Run the cheat while playing.
    • Verify invisibility persists and toggles behave as manipulated.

Key tips / warnings mentioned

  • The creator repeatedly says to be ethical and responsible and claims they do not encourage cheating in multiplayer.
  • They state the technique can work online “technically,” but emphasize it’s not encouraged.
  • Practical cautions in the scanning/testing portion:
    • Candidate values could be game tick-related; freezing the wrong one could crash the game.

Gamers or sources featured

  • DeepSeek (used as an AI assistant to help generate the Python cheat logic)
  • PyMem (Python memory editing module/library mentioned)
  • Among Us (game used for the demonstration)
  • No specific individual gamer names are credited at the end in the subtitles.

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