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Adhere to squad rules: posts should be informative, valuable, and C/C++ related. Unfit posts may be deleted, affecting reputation. Be friendly, assist beginners, and use proper markdown for questions.

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Can I post how C++ help hackers evade detections in malware creation??? I’m a c++ programmer but I’m too much in security than development!

How about just sharing some C projects? I have 2 small tools that I’ve created and use in my daily work.

May I share about a project of mine written in C?

Great thanks for clarifying the rules

My post has been pending for the last 24 hours… :(