Exploit for Dragons of atlantis

For anybody who doesnt know what it is, its an mmo rts by kabam. I've been monitoring the game's traffic, and it seems the player data is stored on their server, in a few json files. I got copies of those, and it seems simple enough to understand. However, i need to edit the one on the server. Could someone gimme an idea on what to do?

also, there is a map.bin file. It'd be real helpful if someone could tell m how to make it more human-readable.

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hmm. too bad i stopped playing doa a month ago... i feel bored bcause there is no hack of this game like the bym...i hope someone will help you to hack this game..
btw what programs u used to monitor the game traffic and get the json files?

Chrome can monitor traffic in individual tabs. I got the jsons from that. Just cant figure out how to edit it though, because it is server sided. I would really appreciate any help.

Well, if its on their servers then i doubt someone will help since that would be illegal to hack their servers. Most people won't risk being busted for that.

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Originally Posted by Swishman Well, if its on their servers then i doubt someone will help since that would be illegal to hack their servers. Most people won't risk being busted for that.

This ^^^^^ dont risk

There are working paid hacks out there. They advertise it so much, and yet are not busted. Maybe there is a legal way. I dont know if this is for real, but here's one that needs a survey. It just doesnt work for me though.

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maybe the files can be edited by figuring out how the game edits them

Those are fake . dont believev on those things out there

Yeah, most of them are fake, but there are real ones out there. Otherwise what could explain the freaky things going on in some realms? Cities with seemingly infinite and well rounded (like maybe 50 billion) resources, or players whose power goes right up after you cut them down . . . And on goes the list.
Besides, there is nothing that is unhackable, and kabam's games are known for their poor security.

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