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C# Memory Class (Writen by Jorndel)
C# Memory Class (Writen by Jorndel)
Well, so I re-wrote the Trainer Class. (Also re-named it.)
What is new:
It's way shorter thanks too: Dr. D (That informed me that I didn't need to use the OpenProcess()
)
New Functions:
Process_Handle = Process to write/read too. (Returns an Boolean Value)
-Write-
WriteInteger = Writes an integer. (4 byte) Address = Offset to Write. Value = Value to Write.
WriteString = Writes an string. Address = Offset to Write. Text= String to Write.
WriteBytes = Writes an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Write. Bytes= Byte Array to Write.
WriteNOP = Writes an Byte Array. 5 Bytes of 0x90. Address = Offset to Write.
-Read-
ReadInteger = Reads an integer. (4 Byte also able to change) Address = Offset to Read. Length = Bytes to write [OPTIMAL]
ReadString = Reads an string. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
ReadBytes = Reads an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
Example:
Now take care, and remember to give credit
Scans:
C# Trainer Class.rar - Jotti's malware scan
https://www.virustotal.com/file/0a40...is/1337219073/
Report - Antivirus online virus scan - viruschief.com
Image:
What is new:
It's way shorter thanks too: Dr. D (That informed me that I didn't need to use the OpenProcess()
)New Functions:
Process_Handle = Process to write/read too. (Returns an Boolean Value)
-Write-
WriteInteger = Writes an integer. (4 byte) Address = Offset to Write. Value = Value to Write.
WriteString = Writes an string. Address = Offset to Write. Text= String to Write.
WriteBytes = Writes an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Write. Bytes= Byte Array to Write.
WriteNOP = Writes an Byte Array. 5 Bytes of 0x90. Address = Offset to Write.
-Read-
ReadInteger = Reads an integer. (4 Byte also able to change) Address = Offset to Read. Length = Bytes to write [OPTIMAL]
ReadString = Reads an string. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
ReadBytes = Reads an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
Example:
Code:
Trainer_Class Proc = new Trainer_Class();
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Proc.Process_Handle("iw5mp"))
{
byte[] PP = { 0x07, 0x07, 0x07 };
Proc.WriteInteger(0x1dae3e8, 1);
Proc.WriteBytes(0x1daf172, PP);
MessageBox.Show(Proc.ReadInt(0x1dae3e8).ToString());
byte[] temp = Proc.ReadBytes(0x1dae3e8, PP.Length);
foreach (byte a in temp)
{
richTextBox1.AppendText(a.ToString("x") + "\r");
}
}
else MessageBox.Show("IW5MP - Not Found", "Start MW3:"); // Also makes a beep - inside the Class
}
Now take care, and remember to give credit
Scans:
C# Trainer Class.rar - Jotti's malware scan
https://www.virustotal.com/file/0a40...is/1337219073/
Report - Antivirus online virus scan - viruschief.com
Image:
Very nice Thanks for setting this up its given me a much better understanding of whats required.
Appreciate it. Thanks!
Thanks for setting this up its given me a much better understanding of whats required.Appreciate it. Thanks!
Originally Posted by a3724
Very nice Thanks for setting this up its given me a much better understanding of whats required.
Appreciate it. Thanks!
Thanks for setting this up its given me a much better understanding of whats required.Appreciate it. Thanks!
Hope that will help if this don't :P
I have a question
In Microsoft Visual C# 2010 it doesn't recognize Proc.WriteInteger
Why doesn't it recognize this?
and setting this: Trainer_Class Proc = new Trainer_Class();
before it doesn't work because it doesn't recognize Trainer_Class p.s. still a noob in C# ;D
In Microsoft Visual C# 2010 it doesn't recognize Proc.WriteInteger
Why doesn't it recognize this?
and setting this: Trainer_Class Proc = new Trainer_Class();
before it doesn't work because it doesn't recognize Trainer_Class p.s. still a noob in C# ;D
Originally Posted by jorricks
I have a question
In Microsoft Visual C# 2010 it doesn't recognize Proc.WriteInteger
Why doesn't it recognize this?
In Microsoft Visual C# 2010 it doesn't recognize Proc.WriteInteger
Why doesn't it recognize this?
The only thing missing:
How to make a scanner :P
How to make a scanner :P
Thanks, makes things that little bit easier for ******s like me :P
Originally Posted by Jorndel
Well, so I re-wrote the Trainer Class. (Also re-named it.)
What is new:
It's way shorter thanks too: Dr. D (That informed me that I didn't need to use the OpenProcess())
New Functions:
Process_Handle = Process to write/read too. (Returns an Boolean Value)
-Write-
WriteInteger = Writes an integer. (4 byte) Address = Offset to Write. Value = Value to Write.
WriteString = Writes an string. Address = Offset to Write. Text= String to Write.
WriteBytes = Writes an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Write. Bytes= Byte Array to Write.
WriteNOP = Writes an Byte Array. 5 Bytes of 0x90. Address = Offset to Write.
-Read-
ReadInteger = Reads an integer. (4 Byte also able to change) Address = Offset to Read. Length = Bytes to write [OPTIMAL]
ReadString = Reads an string. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
ReadBytes = Reads an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
Example:
Now take care, and remember to give credit
Scans:
C# Trainer Class.rar - Jotti's malware scan
https://www.virustotal.com/file/0a40...is/1337219073/
Report - Antivirus online virus scan - viruschief.com
Image:
What is new:
It's way shorter thanks too: Dr. D (That informed me that I didn't need to use the OpenProcess()
)New Functions:
Process_Handle = Process to write/read too. (Returns an Boolean Value)
-Write-
WriteInteger = Writes an integer. (4 byte) Address = Offset to Write. Value = Value to Write.
WriteString = Writes an string. Address = Offset to Write. Text= String to Write.
WriteBytes = Writes an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Write. Bytes= Byte Array to Write.
WriteNOP = Writes an Byte Array. 5 Bytes of 0x90. Address = Offset to Write.
-Read-
ReadInteger = Reads an integer. (4 Byte also able to change) Address = Offset to Read. Length = Bytes to write [OPTIMAL]
ReadString = Reads an string. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
ReadBytes = Reads an Byte Array. Address = Offset to Read from. Length = Length to read.
Example:
Code:
Trainer_Class Proc = new Trainer_Class();
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Proc.Process_Handle("iw5mp"))
{
byte[] PP = { 0x07, 0x07, 0x07 };
Proc.WriteInteger(0x1dae3e8, 1);
Proc.WriteBytes(0x1daf172, PP);
MessageBox.Show(Proc.ReadInt(0x1dae3e8).ToString());
byte[] temp = Proc.ReadBytes(0x1dae3e8, PP.Length);
foreach (byte a in temp)
{
richTextBox1.AppendText(a.ToString("x") + "\r");
}
}
else MessageBox.Show("IW5MP - Not Found", "Start MW3:"); // Also makes a beep - inside the Class
}
Now take care, and remember to give credit
Scans:
C# Trainer Class.rar - Jotti's malware scan
https://www.virustotal.com/file/0a40...is/1337219073/
Report - Antivirus online virus scan - viruschief.com
Image:
Skype: xxfrequentxx
Originally Posted by TonyMane()
Can anyone add me on skype and assist me a little bit, i'm a bit confused and new to C#, i'm trying to write to a float address.
Skype: xxfrequentxx
Skype: xxfrequentxx
I've released some other classes that does
Originally Posted by Jorndel
This class doesn't have the float function.
I've released some other classes that does
Originally Posted by TonyMane()
Where at, can you link me?
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=543157
i love u jorndel
Originally Posted by Silent
i love u jorndel
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