This is a little proggy I created that can scramble your DLL to make it different from the original, but with the same functionality. This is handy if you want to try a detected hack or prevent a hack from being detected.
I tested it with Flameswor10 Menu Hack 4.7 but at the time, it wasn't detected but it worked anyway with no errors.
Features:
- Scrambles the DLL to stop it from being detected
- Scramble Header: This will scramble the area around the start of the file
- Remove PDB Signature: Some hacks that were compiled in Debug mode may leave a PDB signature that Nexon could theoretically use as a signature. Enabling this will remove the signature.
- Extra KBs: You can use the up/down button control to choose how much larger you want the file to be. The maximum is 10000KBs (about 10MB).
Instructions:
- Extract and open DLL Scrambler
- Click
Browse and choose a DLL file
- Change the options to how you want (I recommend you tick both boxes and put a random number in the Extra KBs box)
- Click
Scramble and choose what you want to name the file
- Inject your newly scrambled DLL with your favourite injector and enjoy!
I recommend you do this everytime you want to inject a hack to stay safe.
Requirements:
.NET Framework 2.0
Virus Scans:
VirusTotal - Free Online Virus, Malware and URL Scanner
DLLScrambler 1.1 - by master131.rar - Jotti's malware scan
Changes:
DLL Scramber 1.1 - 8th August 2011
Fixes a bug/potential problem where some important values in the PE Structure may be overwritten.
NOTE TO USERS USING DETECTED HACKS:
There is a difference between
DETECTED and
PATCHED hacks. Make sure to check the date the hack was released and when the latest patch came out. If the hack was released before the latest patch well in most case it will not work (because it has old addresses/offsets) or get you banned.
USE COMMON SENSE.
Yes, I know this is simillar to
Elite Encrypt but this is just an alternative.