How would hooking that freeze or crash the target ? Most retarded anti cheats here use it when they detect a cheat to close their neuz , all you have to do is to hook it without returning the original oneQuote:
Nope, hooking ExitProcess on it's own won't do anything good.
It may either freeze or crash the target application.
I'll just [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Try it out for yourself. It does not work by itself.Quote:
How would hooking that freeze or crash the target ? Most retarded anti cheats here use it when they detect a cheat to close their neuz , all you have to do is to hook it without returning the original one
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What do you want to approach with your hook? When ExitProcess is called the process has already released all of its handles and resources, so you cannot prevent a process from closing with only hooking ExitProcess
Im using that without returning the original and its fine, maybe sometimes it will crash but never happend to me and i guess it will never happen because the hook is set before the function is called and you don't return the original oneQuote:
I'll just [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Try it out for yourself. It does not work by itself.
I'll even quote what a guy said.
No clue as I'm not familiar with GameGuard. But to answer your question, yeah it's most likely possible with windows 10.Quote:
i can see that the ppl who are uploading GGbypass for flyff saying that it just works on windows 7 64bit but i'm using windows 10 pro ? do i have any chance to bypass it lol ?
Was that a nag against this thread? Hard to understand with the english, I really do hope that's not the case though.Quote:
Guiness world record entry for unnecessarily upload of the year.
If an anticheat calls ExitProcess directly, which many shitty ones do, detouring it properly will keep the application from exiting. There are a lot of other functions that can be used to close a process, the standard "exit" and "terminate" functions comes to mind.Quote:
I'll just [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Try it out for yourself. It does not work by itself.
I'll even quote what a guy said.