Address Logger for CA ?

Is it possible to do an address logger for CA ? It's like more easier to find addy ^^ and you have all of them you insert in the code. Undetected because it doesn't need to run the game, it's like a Hack. I were able to do it for WR

but I'm not for CA :s

Can

help me ?

You need bytes and a mask... bytes can i get but not mask

Yeah bytes are not really difficult to get. But it's not really the samething as WR so :s

well i have the source to a searcher and sig creator but it is not giving me the 2nd line of the sig so i cant use it till i fix it

but i use the sig maker to create the sig then use the sig to find the addie

it will log both the sig and addies to txt files once found

u inject the sigcreater and then hit numpad 0 then it will log the sigs
u inject the addie finder and hit numpad 0 and it logs the addies

if u think u can help me fix it, please do then we can have addies found faster and even use the sigs in our hacks instead of a dam addie

Originally Posted by tahha

wat the hell are you talking about tht has nothing to do for this a sig creator?????

this is for CA not here CA dosent have any sigs

Originally Posted by wizzerkin

wat the hell are you talking about tht has nothing to do for this a sig creator????? this is for CA not here CA dosent have any sigs

Lol you fail ...
A sig isa What where basically taken bout...

Yep you can do an addie logger.
I made one =)
Just google how to do them

Originally Posted by ~GodLike~

Yep you can do an addie logger.
I made one =)
Just google how to do them

Yes, There pretty simple.
Alot of sources out there.

Im still confused on how to find the mask. Anyone wanna tell me how?

Originally Posted by ac1d_buRn

Yes, There pretty simple.
Alot of sources out there.

Im still confused on how to find the mask. Anyone wanna tell me how?

If the byte is an address or something that might easily change in the next patch, youll want to have the mask be a '?'.

For example:

Code:

 x  ?  ?  ?  ?
B9 56 28 10 37 mov eax, 0x37102856
 x  x
6A 05             push 0x05

So the mask would be "x????xx"

Originally Posted by mmbob

If the byte is an address or something that might easily change in the next patch, youll want to have the mask be a '?'.

For example:

Code:

 x  ?  ?  ?  ?
B9 56 28 10 37 mov eax, 0x37102856
 x  x
6A 05             push 0x05

So the mask would be "x????xx"

How would i know what bytes would be ? and wat bytes that would be x

Originally Posted by ac1d_buRn

How would i know what bytes would be ? and wat bytes that would be x

Just think about what is constant and what is changed with a patch. If there is a E9-Jmp, the fist byte is constant and the other 4 not, because it's an address to a memory location.

Code:

E9     00 11 22 33
jmp | memory adress (dword)

So the mask would be: x????

Everything, what is not constant (memoryaddys and so on), has to be flagged with a "?", the other bytes with "x"

I did an Addy-Dumper for WoW, it easiely reads out all interesting things from the PE-Header, serches the patterns in the binary file and than calculates the correct memory address from the raw one.

Greetings,
Ende

Originally Posted by Ende!

Just think about what is constant and what is changed with a patch. If there is a E9-Jmp, the fist byte is constant and the other 4 not, because it's an address to a memory location.

Code:

E9     00 11 22 33
jmp | memory adress (dword)

So the mask would be: x????

Everything, what is not constant (memoryaddys and so on), has to be flagged with a "?", the other bytes with "x"

Hmm. Thanks for that. Im gna have a look into reversing and stuff.

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