HashChanger v2 [Randomized + Custom File Rename/Remember Path/Autosave Preferences]

[argixx]

May I ask. What Is a "HashChanger" and what does It do.

From my understanding a lot of public hacks are detected via their md5 hash. People from valve probably come on here pretty often downloading public hacks and messing with them until they figure out A: Their md5 B: some mem addresses they may write to and other things like that. Once valve has this information it makes it leagues easier to find out who is hacking and VAC them. A hash changer helps prevent that by changing the md5 from the original so even if valve knows the md5 they are a lot less likely to detect you considering your md5 is no longer the one they have. Im no expert, but I believe thats a round about way on how it works

[leejw29]

From my understanding a lot of public hacks are detected via their md5 hash. People from valve probably come on here pretty often downloading public hacks and messing with them until they figure out A: Their md5 B: some mem addresses they may write to and other things like that. Once valve has this information it makes it leagues easier to find out who is hacking and VAC them. A hash changer helps prevent that by changing the md5 from the original so even if valve knows the md5 they are a lot less likely to detect you considering your md5 is no longer the one they have. Im no expert, but I believe thats a round about way on how it works

Not fully correct, but the general idea is there.

Why does everyone think 'md5 hash' is an attribute of a file?

MD5 is an cryptographic hashing algorithm that generates a signature (hash) that can uniquely identify a file.
Other algorithms includes SHA-1 and SHA-2.

These digests are not attributes of a file such as the file name, date modified or whatever. The hashes are generated using the algorithm based on the contents of the file, which will produce a unique hash for every unique file.

[Ataraxic]

Thanks for the update!

[argixx]

Not fully correct, but the general idea is there.

Why does everyone think 'md5 hash' is an attribute of a file?

MD5 is an cryptographic hashing algorithm that generates a signature (hash) that can uniquely identify a file.
Other algorithms includes SHA-1 and SHA-2.

These digests are not attributes of a file such as the file name, date modified or whatever. The hashes are generated using the algorithm based on the contents of the file, which will produce a unique hash for every unique file.

Ya, I know md5 isn't an attribute, I guess I didn't word my post very well, but I do know for a fact that since there are a lot of hacks that get released with an md5 or sha hash so the community can know beyond a doubt whether or not they are receiving the original //approved hack valve has made ways of scanning the files for the same md5 or sha and if there is a match they know you are hacking. Thats what I was trying to say originally

[RawbHurt]

So, if I am understanding correctly, I can take a detected wall hack, for example, use this, change the md5 hash, and it will be (probably) undetected? Or am I misunderstanding?

[leejw29]

So, if I am understanding correctly, I can take a detected wall hack, for example, use this, change the md5 hash, and it will be (probably) undetected? Or am I misunderstanding?

To a very small extent yes.

[RawbHurt]

So say I was to take turboz or T_T's latest public hack that have been detected and use this, would there be a more than significant chance than I could use it, undetected?

[gedasgedas98]

So say I was to take turboz or T_T's latest public hack that have been detected and use this, would there be a more than significant chance than I could use it, undetected?

Wtf,no.It doesn't make detected hacks undetected...

[leejw29]

#bump in case anyone is looking for a hashchanger

[kobi7]

Very useful, but what exactly do "remember file"? I changed file with this options selected and no selected and i don't see any difference.

[lawrence22]

Which file should be hashed? the injector or the dll.?

[xqzme]

only change the md5 hash of the .exe

[Ecl21]

So as I understand this doesn't work on .dll's, is there any benefit to hashchanging the injector? Should I take any precautions when using .dll files or is there anyway to use a hashchanger with those?

[Kr1m3n]

awesome , gj

[_sam]

Thanks for this a ton!