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Updated ASM addies+bytes
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Nice release aero
I tryed to find BYPASS level limit On
with this - 32 C9 02 09 D0 B4 7C 9E 4B 98 C8 3A FD FE E7 FC
Quote Originally Posted by Naruto Boy View Post
I tryed to find BYPASS level limit On
with this - 32 C9 02 09 D0 B4 7C 9E 4B 98 C8 3A FD FE E7 FC
Don't you think that is a little bit to much?
Quote Originally Posted by AeroMan View Post
Don't you think that is a little bit to much?
I know i copyed all

I tryed Search - immediete value - 0x4FB73B but i didn't think this could actually work.
Quote Originally Posted by Naruto Boy View Post
I know i copyed all

I tryed Search - immediete value - 0x4FB73B but i didn't think this could actually work.
if i did the on correct , it should work
If hex green bytes are OFF bytes then i wonder how to find ON bytes

EDIT:
Then wait a while intill the "searching... (textbox gose away)

then highlight the addie and click "HEXVIEWE" here a screen to help:

Then you should see a highlited green text.. *THAT! is the OFF byte of the addie!*

-Wizdom-X
Quote Originally Posted by Naruto Boy View Post
If hex green bytes are OFF bytes then i wonder how to find ON bytes

EDIT:
Then wait a while intill the "searching... (textbox gose away)

then highlight the addie and click "HEXVIEWE" here a screen to help:

Then you should see a highlited green text.. *THAT! is the OFF byte of the addie!*

-Wizdom-X
i know that to? :O
Quote Originally Posted by Naruto Boy View Post
If hex green bytes are OFF bytes then i wonder how to find ON bytes

EDIT:
Then wait a while intill the "searching... (textbox gose away)

then highlight the addie and click "HEXVIEWE" here a screen to help:

Then you should see a highlited green text.. *THAT! is the OFF byte of the addie!*

-Wizdom-X
Easy
But nice..
I can't Code bit this is a Bypass or?

void HSBYPASS (void)
{

int hEhSvc = (int)GetModuleHandleA ("EhSvc.dll");
{
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x7111C),(PBYTE)"\xC2\x04\ x00",3);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x33CAE),(PBYTE)"\x90\x90\ x90",3);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x258FB),(PBYTE)"\x90\x90" ,2);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x11C90),(PBYTE)"\xC3",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x3526E),(PBYTE)"\x31",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x3285F),(PBYTE)"\x31",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x312EF),(PBYTE)"\xC2",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x143B0), (void *)"\xC3", 1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x14892), (PBYTE)"\x90\x90", 2);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4E8FF), (PBYTE)"\xEB",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4E9E6), (PBYTE)"\xEB", 1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4EAD4), (PBYTE)"\xEB", 1);

}
}
Quote Originally Posted by Breaky96 View Post
I can't Code bit this is a Bypass or?

void HSBYPASS (void)
{

int hEhSvc = (int)GetModuleHandleA ("EhSvc.dll");
{
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x7111C),(PBYTE)"\xC2\x04\ x00",3);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x33CAE),(PBYTE)"\x90\x90\ x90",3);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x258FB),(PBYTE)"\x90\x90" ,2);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x11C90),(PBYTE)"\xC3",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x3526E),(PBYTE)"\x31",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x3285F),(PBYTE)"\x31",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc+0x312EF),(PBYTE)"\xC2",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x143B0), (void *)"\xC3", 1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x14892), (PBYTE)"\x90\x90", 2);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4E8FF), (PBYTE)"\xEB",1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4E9E6), (PBYTE)"\xEB", 1);
memcpy((LPVOID*)(hEhSvc + 0x4EAD4), (PBYTE)"\xEB", 1);

}
}
it's outdated i guess
If they need a bypass why post them?
Quote Originally Posted by Cal View Post
If they need a bypass why post them?
Because some people have bypass and can use them.
Quote Originally Posted by Cal View Post
If they need a bypass why post them?
Cause they didn't make it, so the don't give a fuck who leeches it >.>
Quote Originally Posted by Zithium View Post


Cause they didn't make it, so the don't give a fuck who leeches it >.>
yep
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