SRO Underground - Apply now or never!

[theonly112]

It does still exists. But it's not active at all. Last post was about 2 months back. And it wasn't very active before that either. So yeah...

[Shane¸]

Originally Posted by InZiDeR

Does the SRO Underground still exist?

Is there still a possibility to join you guys ?


Regards

it does... but there is definitely nothing, it's more dead than the coding section

[InZiDeR]

Originally Posted by Shane¸

it does... but there is definitely nothing, it's more dead than the coding section

Well okay. Thanks for your replies

[heizung124]

the test isnt that hard also there sme guids u just need to follow to get in so is it still the same test

[ahmed4ever2u]

so am i able to join this section ?

[Strew]

#Applied

Working with C# since round about 1-2 years.
Already programmed a SRO Guard in C# etc. (still working on but nearly finished)

[icaromag]

So, this thread still valid?

[Devsome]

This section exist but dead af

[Strew]

Who is the actual leader of sro ug?

[Spidy.]

Originally Posted by Strew

Who is the actual leader of sro ug?

PortalDark now.

[Nazgaret]

Sry for long revive the th.

I think is better doing it by making hook to the send and recv, writememory for credentials, easily founding the pointer which stores the string of your acc and pw.That way, if there is any security for prevention if someone tries with a proxy as you said, you avoid the ban, because you are using the function from the client, in basic words, using your function if its encrypted I will send it ok, because I'll be using your function thru my hook or pattern scan whatever.

Well, I've been doing some things, by reading how does sro protocol works.
I've coded for an argentinian game which started in 2001 (obviously not from me) I started coding with vb6 in 2007.After for fun started making hacks, simple client edit (the source code was released obviously, and most ppl changed just the name of packets, because back then it was text protocol based).You just change it back, compile and u had a hack, then they started being better with security, crypting just the data of the login.... The solution was make a proxy, memwrite to the pointer which has stored the IP, replace it for localhost and make a proxy) handle the packets and modify them at my will, being able to see ppl invicible/see the GM's, know when they were taking me screenshots etc.Next security upgrades was hard dynamic encrypts.(Dont worry it wasnt to be an asshole who just like to destroy, they said its impossible to pass their security, I showed them how I was cheating, and then I gave him a solution when I got tired of go with autoaim and kill everybody haha.

Solution was the always powerful C++, as native language and multiplataform... Hooks/detour to the SendData and HandleData functions from client.
SRO protocol is a fair way more complex than obviously vb6 can handle.Luckily after found a Master who teached me a LOT and I am very grateful with him.
I think I'll start with SRO, always wanted to code SRO, never thought I was going to be able to actually open the source of vsro.

I think I'm start coding for SRO, try to find exploits on already secured servers (and obviously not the shitty known bugs).Fix them, release solution, same with system.

What I dont like? vsro is free based source... They shouldn't bill you for helping with stupid things which can be searched in google (like fixing the shitty bugs of back then in 2009 from Oriya9) because its matter of copy/paste other codes from ppl, modify 3 lines and make money with that? hmm.. If one guy can't really pay the service he gets rekt by any lammer stupid with bad intentions.

Here u have an imaginary potato for long post:

[devtekve]

I want to get access to it ask daxter!!!

[Devsome]

Originally Posted by devtekve

I want to get access to it ask daxter!!!

Section is not active...

[devtekve]

Originally Posted by Devsome

Section is not active...

I know, but there's a lot of historical information...

[mxii]

Originally Posted by devtekve

I know, but there's a lot of historical information...

that was my guess too.. but no.