XIGN Bypass

09/28/2010 10:58 lilj2005#1
So i read that no longer stopping the program from booting up will work as a bypass anymore because of a server sided check. Has anyone looked at the packets yet for this check?
09/28/2010 17:02 matii1509#2
There is still way to hack but for advenced programmers
09/28/2010 18:08 myty#3
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There is still way to hack but for advenced programmers
^.^ owned me...learn us(me) :p
09/28/2010 18:42 matii1509#4
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^.^ owned me...learn us(me) :p
As I said, it is for advenced programmers and I don't know how to make it, but I know person who make it
09/28/2010 19:00 myty#5
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As I said, it is for advenced programmers and I don't know how to make it, but I know person who make it
so he won;t release it to public ^.^ nasty
09/28/2010 19:08 Vaidas B#6
No, right now there is a user thats selling it.
09/28/2010 19:20 lilj2005#7
Hmmm...Well i think i just found the packet. Will need to do some more tests but i think it is it because i dont remember it awhile ago...
09/29/2010 11:48 bottomy#8
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There is still way to hack but for advenced programmers

You could also do it without needing to be advanced or even a programmer. Making a DLL is far more work then you have to do to be able to get hacks to work.

You could just simply use the unpacked dek.exe and add a new section to it (probably like 1024 bytes or something would be enough if you're injecting hacks into the section), then open the dek.exe with ollydbg and replace some code in the first function to be executed (the module's entry point) with a jump to the new section. Then in the new section add a few lines of code to pause the process, could simply just do MessageBox() and then put the replaced code after that and jump back. Then just bypass the check for if minilauncher launched the process, it used to be just as simple as changing a je to jmp and probably still is.

Now launch the dek.exe and it will display a message box, at this point just inject all your hacks (you could either inject them into the new section if you created space for them or just inject them into allocated memory like normal). Once you've injected all the hacks you want, then just close CE and then the message box.

Though if you wanted to be able to disable and re-enable hacks I can't think of a way that would be easy enough without a little bit of knowledge of programming.
09/29/2010 12:36 myty#9
that;s a nice ideea
09/30/2010 08:31 6Drako9#10
bottomy pretty much summed up what I would call pre-process hacking

and if you do want to be able to enable-disable hacks then dll is the way to go
since you can easily use high level language to write code that can detect key strokes.