SSL Bypass 5.6.0

Somehow this has worked perfectly, for Market file in fiddler too... A singular appendage of a .ini file... These devs aren't even trying anymore.


Any chance someone has a FullProfile with all previous + 50 onryo/new survivor please?

Found any? Or one that is recent?

With every one making it super accesible to people and specially on these forums, it's going to be patched in the next update.

It works good. I found it yesterday in another forum

Please delete this, devs has their eyes on this forum because it's the most well known. I'am afraid the devs will patch this because I need a low end potato config just to make dbd playable on my crap laptop. I found this method through other websites

This isn't a method to modify bloodpoints. This just gives you ability to be able to. If the bloodpoints aren't changing, it's due to how you're trying to modify them. Nothing to do with this- which has worked perfectly for anything I've tried.

could you please help share the exact steps? not sure what I'm doing wrong.

You need to grab your bhvrSession with a grabber and then using a program to modify the bloodpoints after that

So I've appended the lines you provided, but I'm still getting the BadRequest 400 error(when i try to enter the main menu with fiddler open), which would be the same without the bypass. Is it just for me or did they do a quick fix for 5.6.1?

Mine is Steam Version and it is still working in 5.6.1
(at least for me)
probably your're doing something wrong in the fiddler, double check if you are running as administrator.

I'm not fully aware of why you're looking at that one, all you should be looking for is the api/v1/inventories, that's where the cookie is- also where the market file gets requested from, what isn't working for you exactly? -edit- i just see you said enter main menu with fiddler, but, how comes you're looking at that red request? Cause this has worked perfectly for me, for market replacement at least, I think this is an issue with something in fiddler being setup wrong- definitely haven't detected this bypass yet.


Have you got Cert Maker installed, trusted root-cert, tls 1.2, etc?