WPE Pro question

[Zededarian]

Is there any way of using WPE Pro on a game that you can't find the process of? Maybe using ethereal or something? Any tips would be appreciated.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Well, all games have processes.
Ethereal is just a packet catcher, its not going to put the packets to use.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

I'm pretty sure you can use ethreal to send packets, though not 100%

[Zededarian]

I meant find the packets with ethereal, whitch catches everything that goes out, then send them from WPE Pro.

And I mean hidden processes that don't show up in WPE Pro.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Isn't that like a rootkit?

Sony made theirs so that it was oblivious to detecting or something. I forgot the details, so maybe it is a trojan. Windows is suppose to register all active windows.

What game is not showing up?

[Chronologix]

how can it not have a process? no matter what you should see a process or process branch...even windows basic task manager shows that...maybe use a more advanced process detection program.

[Zededarian]

Yes, a rootkit is one way to hide a process, but the strange thing here is that it shows up under ctrl-alt-del but not WPE Pro or Tsearch (The process hiding rootikit I played around with a while back hid it crom strl-alt-del too unless you right clicked the exe under applications and chose go to process). The game is martial heros, process is do.exe.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Sony made that rootkit to "protect" against piracy.

[WacKer]

i had the same problem, but if you load the process from w/e from it should work, for example i try to use cheat engine to hack Wow private server but even though i had wow load and i could see the process w/ ctrl-atl-delete, i couldn't find it in cheat engine or t-search, so i closed wow and on cheat engine went to create process and loaded wow that way.. try that