anyone have tutorial how can i inject packet to already established connection in C#
[HELP]Inject hex udp packet C#
03/25/2011 02:06
mahmoda#1
03/25/2011 06:10
lesderid#2
UDP? Injecting up hex packets?
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03/26/2011 09:48
lordykz#3
don't act like you know all kid he is just request for help on coding sectionQuote:
UDP? Injecting up hex packets?
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03/26/2011 11:01
kevin_owner#4
He didn't act like he know all.... Everyone with a little bit network knowledge knows that his previous question wasn't correct.
@mahmoda since you edited your entire question I will try to anwser it now.
Well the easiest way to inject something is with a proxy.
Oke well this is how a proxy might work:
1. Create a listening socket.
2. wait for a (I assume) sro client to connect
3. once it is connected you make a connection with the official sro server.
4. Well how I did this was creating 2 loops in separte thread to handle the messages and just forward them.
5. proxy done you can now add a little packet parser to prevent packets to be send and send your own packets.
btw this doesn't cover the silkroad security so you have to figure out that part by yourself:P
@mahmoda since you edited your entire question I will try to anwser it now.
Well the easiest way to inject something is with a proxy.
Oke well this is how a proxy might work:
1. Create a listening socket.
2. wait for a (I assume) sro client to connect
3. once it is connected you make a connection with the official sro server.
4. Well how I did this was creating 2 loops in separte thread to handle the messages and just forward them.
5. proxy done you can now add a little packet parser to prevent packets to be send and send your own packets.
btw this doesn't cover the silkroad security so you have to figure out that part by yourself:P
03/26/2011 11:48
Keyeight#5
will as Kevin_Owner told you you must know about silkroad security so go to this thierd and learn about it
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03/26/2011 13:48
lesderid#6
Indeed, just use Drew's SilkroadSecurity API + simple_proxy. (included)Quote:
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03/26/2011 13:57
Keyeight#7
thx alot lesderid for info and you are right but i gived him this link cuz i think he just start with programing and it will give him a lill help at frist :)Quote: