New Gateway Exploit ?

well a friend told me that his gateway become offline once he make the service online
so i checked it and i found weird thing
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so i think its like a new exploit or old one idk .
so anyone have any idea about solving this problem ?

the one who have a 'solve' for this problem wont share
because he is making money of it

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Originally Posted by ™Haxor™ the one who have a 'solve' for this problem wont share because he is making money of it

or he wont share it with a guy asking for money to add items to npc -,-"

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Originally Posted by ™Haxor™ the one who have a 'solve' for this problem wont share because he is making money of it

and who is that guy ?

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Originally Posted by ahmed4ever2u well a friend told me that his gateway become offline once he make the service online so i checked it and i found weird thing [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] so i think its like a new exploit or old one idk . so anyone have any idea about solving this problem ?

best tip: BR gateway

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BR gateway.

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Originally Posted by CrazyGirL_ZSZC or he wont share it with a guy asking for money to add items to npc -,-"

And who're you to judge people? huh

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There was leaked security programs from my computer by friends. Here is the fix for it: Just load GatewayServer with ollydbg. right click -> Search for -> All commands write there: PUSH 6308 Just double click on it and change the number to whatever you want. I wont write down the rest, its not an ODBG guide =) Edit: There is another exploit too, which will (how to say properly...) disconnect gatewayserver from smc/cert. Works almost the same way as the other. Just change 631D opcode to something else and everything should be fine again :)

By: Dizzie

Not so sure if that's ur problem here, but 6308 is patch packet.

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Originally Posted by ahmed4ever2u and who is that guy ?

MeGaMaX

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Originally Posted by 3DProgrammer By: Dizzie Not so sure if that's ur problem here, but 6308 is patch packet.

Yeah,but that will disable automatic updates.

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Originally Posted by _HouseMusicx3 MeGaMaX

afaik, he delete all SRO from his PC after he left(told me) and I hardly think he can remember by mind the exact fix

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Originally Posted by PortalDark afaik, he delete all SRO from his PC after he left(told me) and I hardly think he can remember by mind the exact fix

C++ coder = can't forget shit.

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Originally Posted by PortalDark afaik, he delete all SRO from his PC after he left(told me) and I hardly think he can remember by mind the exact fix

As far as i know hes now working on a exploit fix for koveea

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Originally Posted by lesderid Because what you said was so funny. Hurr durr.

Nah It was not for funny purpose. C++ language is very hard language to understand it completely.. it is not like c# and I'm sure you know it. For someone who got used to code in this language, he must be a quick-learn / saving every shit he learnt even if it was useless... and there's no body who knows how to fix something and, forget it.

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Originally Posted by Phoenix 1337 Nah It was not for funny purpose. C++ language is very hard language to understand it completely.. it is not like c# and I'm sure you know it. For someone who got used to code in this language, he must be a quick-learn / saving every shit he learnt even if it was useless... and there's no body who knows how to fix something and, forget it.

That's simply not true. I'm both a C# coder and a C++ coder, I try use the language that fits the project's purpose, deadline and goal, and I have forgotten a lot of things that I've done in the past. Every project has so many small significant and insignificant parts that it's just impossible to remember them all after a while. If C++ coders were able to remember every small aspect of a project, there would be no use for to-do lists, comments or unit tests, because they would know everything that's left to do, remember the reason for every snippet of code and immediately know what might cause something else to break.

I don't know if you're a coder, but if you are, you must have an eidetic memory, or you probably don't have a lot of experience, or you're simply trolling.