Not really its just an emulator that transports the packets and sends them back. It sends the packets that were supposed to be sent to server and to client it sends some a little modified ones.
The actual reason it doesnt work now is to the commands have changed and they gotta be updated. Overall I don't personally think to its risky using it.
back in the days where darkorbit successfully banned most of packetbot users, >>JD<< (One of the heroes or DO forum in epvp) found a way to create a packet bot that doesn't seem to be detectable by darkorbit, this project died in a short time, dunno why
found a way to create a packet bot that doesn't seem to be detectable by darkorbit, this project died in a short time, dunno why
it was something like openstealth
hope it was useful
he created the tool, which support you while you play self...
bot was from v5devs, not JD. he joined this team after release and long time.
project died like another packet bots after big ban waves and encryption.
and lot of people got money back, but not all. around 4k euro were paid back.
Not really its just an emulator that transports the packets and sends them back. It sends the packets that were supposed to be sent to server and to client it sends some a little modified ones.
The actual reason it doesnt work now is to the commands have changed and they gotta be updated. Overall I don't personally think to its risky using it.
As NUMANDERBUHMAN said that was a proxy to edit the packets before getting them on the client (aka man in the middle).
That was possible in the older clients, like 4.1 (the one most of the private servers use) because the packets were plain text or simple byte arrays, without any kind of encryption. So you could edit them easily and it's done...
The problem came when DO added RSA encryption + another ***** to their client, so that's not longer possible, at least in that way :P
Not really its just an emulator that transports the packets and sends them back. It sends the packets that were supposed to be sent to server and to client it sends some a little modified ones.
The actual reason it doesnt work now is to the commands have changed and they gotta be updated. Overall I don't personally think to its risky using it.
As NUMANDERBUHMAN said that was a proxy to edit the packets before getting them on the client (aka man in the middle).
That was possible in the older clients, like 4.1 (the one most of the private servers use) because the packets were plain text or simple byte arrays, without any kind of encryption. So you could edit them easily and it's done...
The problem came when DO added RSA encryption + another ***** to their client, so that's not longer possible, at least in that way :P
Regards!.-
It is possible but you need to change the public key with your rsa pair and use the old key to connect darkorbit.