I'm a university student with an interest in cyber security and GuidedHacking.com has been an invaluable resource for my studies.

Pricing
Guided Hacking offers cheap subscriptions starting as low as $10 a month which will let you access 1,300+ professionally written tutorials & over 400 videos. Competing websites have memberships that start at 80$ a month and some have completely ridiculous prices like $500 per month

Trustworthy & Quality
Unlike most sites where anyone with an email account can upload a file or edit an article, GuidedHacking only allows handpicked, paid content creators to write their content. This ensures that each article is free of meaningless information and full of quality content. To further add to their credibility, GuidedHacking has been around for over 10+ years & clearly has no intention of stopping.

Content
There is all sorts of content for all types of people. Guided Hacking offers content that a beginner can understand but is still in-depth enough for a professional to learn something new.

GuidedHacking offers content related to reverse engineering, malware analysis, website security & more. They publish a new tutorial every 2-3 days while other websites that sell courses don't make any new content, it's just the the same 2-year-old tutorial over and over again. GH's staff have been painstakingly updating & improving its old content over the past few years to be well written, up to date & easy to understand, I think it will take some time to complete the transition but you can already see some huge improvements. The courses go to into incredible depth trying to teach you every little piece of info, and if the main tutorial doesn't have what you're looking for there are usually links to helpful resources, ensuring you keep moving forward.

Website
Guidedhacking.com is user-friendly with thousands of tutorials organised neatly by topic. If you're familiar with forums, it's very easy to use.

Ethics
Rake and GuidedHacking's staff have been working hard to create all their new content ethically while still staying on topic in this niche.

Rake
Last but not least, a shoutout to Rake, the owner of GH who has worked diligently, sharing his expertise, hard work, and incredible patience with the community, which is what makes Guided Hacking the trusted resource it is now.

GuidedHacking.com is amazing. The first time I encountering them was when I was attempting to understand various concepts of networking like packet sniffing and crafting, man in the middle attack and alike. I googled something and found an awesome article on GuidedHacking, it provided various insights on the topics and I decided to note the resource for later, since then I have been a member for about a year and am a living proof you can learn how to hack, do some low level programming, get decent with C++ and even begin reverse engineering which I never could understand before learning about it at GH. I have been studying on and off, but so far I was managed to learn basic C++, a little bit of the windows library related to reading and writing process memory, understand pointers enough to find them using cheat engine and then use them in my C++ code, since then I feel omnipotent sitting behind a keyboard, this is not a joke.

The lessons at GuidedHacking are straight forward and efficient, giving you a list of links and resources that you can read if you're missing something from the tutorial. There are so many guides and tutorials that it can be overwhelming, but they've done their best to keep it all organized. While the courses are done step by step, if you get lost there is always a few accompanying articles made by other content creators that can set you on the right path. So far, just as I was promised, if I had a question after reading a chapter, I either missed something, or it was answered in the next chapter.

GuidedHacking.com is not expensive, despite what people say. I think the problem is that it's mostly kids that are interested in this content, when GH is really catering towards a more mature audience. In this case we see a lot of kids expecting the content to be free, but if you compare GH against free resources, high quality educational content like this is hard to find. On the other hand, if you're searching for REAL education from professionals, then Guided Hacking is an absolute goldmine of knowledge for just 10$/month.

I guess I should throw a word about Rake, the owner of the forum has written hundreds if not thousands of tutorials and he has really worked hard to make it worth the money. You might have heard some negative things about him but these are all people who got banned for not paying for the resource or trying to hack the website, in reality he is just an owner and a hard working one who don't ban for no reason like many say, I felt it's important to mention that after reading the other reviews.

Another thing I should mention is the courses are intended for complete beginners but also teach very advanced stuff as you progress. At first it may seem really complicated but it gets easier if you stay motivated and work through the tutorials. Some people might think it's just beginner content, but they have added a lot of more advanced content over the years, if you checkout their kernel, anticheat & exploit development guides you will see what I'm talking about. All in all, GuidedHacking is great and if you want to learn, there is no better place.

GuidedHacking.com is an incredible platform for people wanting to get into reverse engineering and game hacking. It stands out because of Rake's wealth of knowledge and commitment to catering to all skill levels. I started my game hacking journey with no programming knowledge, all I used to learn was the Game Hacking Bible, which Rake suggested. I have been game hacking now for over 2 years and the skills I gained from GH have helped me create my own trainer's using CE and reverse engineering, and the ability to manipulate game memory however I see fit. Without the Guided Hacking website, I never would've even attempted to get into programming.

The tutorials are easy to follow, and they dive into great detail if you follow their courses from start to finish. If you're worried about ethical considerations, I think it's fair to say that GH has changed a lot in the past few years, all the new content is geared towards the ethical hacking community. The best part is you get all of this at an affordable price. For like 10$ a month, you gain access to all of their content and tools. It's a nice change compared to some of the other competitors who are charging 10x the amount for less than 50 tutorials.

The website itself is user-friendly and $#*! proof. Guided Hacking's best content is neatly organized by topic, and the step-by-step courses make learning really easy. Whether you're a beginner or certified profesional, they have content tailored for all types of people.

Rake, mate, what can I say? You're an important part of the game hacking community and I think I can speak for everyone when I say we appreciate everything you have done. The quality of your tutorials is top-notch, setting them apart from forums like UC. Even your older content isn't forgotten - I recently saw a post where you said you had updated over 200 old articles.

I remember years ago downloading files from other websites and I wasn't sure if I got a virus. Guided Hacking is a website you can trust in comparison, the downloads are created by their content creators instead of random posters, meaning they're secure, mostly up-to-date, and easy to get working. What's impressive is their dedication to consistently providing new content, ensuring you get bang for buck with your subscription, sometimes there is just a few new tutorials per week, sometimes there is one per day, so there is always something new and interesting to check out.

If you're still reading this and want to learn game hacking, then Rake is your man and GuidedHacking is the place to be. Even 2 years later I am frequently impressed by their work.

I am not a programmer, but I like game hacking more than playing the actual game and GuidedHacking is the right place to get started. I also enjoy watching YouTube videos about Game hacking and watching the scene in general. Soon I stumbled across the YT channel LiveOverflow and the "Pwnie Island" series.

Let's say that was the first free shot of Game hacking that got me hooked. I watched and followed his steps in like a week which prepared me for creating my own cheat.

Side note: Guided hacking has tons well-structured updated videos that are for free!

So, I picked an old game that was undocumented in the scene and started creating my own internal game hack but ended up in a deadlock soon.

I already tried getting into the scene but sites like "unknowncheats", "MPGH" and all the others are badly structured and have a toxic or dead community. They also don't provide that level of detail that my dumb brain requires.

Luckily LiverOverflow recommended Guided hacking. I was already so addicted and didn't want to give up and ended up paying for the premium subscription which was cheap (a night going to club is more expensive).

Oh boy it was totally worth it because Guided Hacking was providing high quality tools which are supported for the latest versions of windows and I didn't have to worry about getting a virus because GH is a trusted source that has been around for like ten years.

I started small and again from the beginning. I quickly absorbed their beginner guides and I like the way how they structure their detailed content.

Once I had a problem, I simply asked in the forum and immediately got excellent help where they went into detail and explained it for me again. Rake the owner of the forum even stated that I am smart guy and seem to know what I am doing and offered me some advice. People say he's mean but if you check the forum, you'll see he always helps people who are putting in the effort.

I would say that I didn't watch his YouTube video where he explained my mistake in 5 minutes.

After one month I ended my journey as beginner and created a working ESP and Aimbot. Now I am back and want to go more professional by starting with a game that is protected by EAC and luckily Guided Hacking has plenty of expert level kernel related content to get me started.