Writing the memory, instead of process, possible ?

I'm thinking of, that it is possible to write the physical memory itself, without the EditProcessMemory ?
I mean something like that:

Code:

EditPhisycalMemory(Crossfire.exe + CShell + WeaponMgr + ReloadAnimRatio, 20.0f);

Or writing the memory like inside, but stepping out from the process:

Code:

#define Dafuq CrossFireAddy - CurrentProcessAddy // Just a hard example (counting the Cf addy, according the mem edit process's addy (*float)*(Dafuq + WeaponMgr + ReloadAnymRatio) = 20.0f;

Yes you can write to main memory, but you need a driver to do that. Also it would be quite a bit different than how you are thinking,
This might interest you Converting Virtual Addresses to Physical Addresses (Windows Debuggers)

Have you tried doing this?
I think that is not possible.

Originally Posted by 6ixth

Have you tried doing this?
I think that is not possible.

It MUST be possible, what you think, what Operating Systems doing ?

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Originally Posted by ~FALLEN~

@ForeverRed You're wrong, it is very possible. I do it in my framework all the time.

Aaaannnddd how ?

Originally Posted by rabir007

It MUST be possible, what you think, what Operating Systems doing ?

It is possible, but you need to be in kernel mode to do so. It's very fast too. I use it as an alternative to ReadProcessMemory / WriteProcessMemory. ^^

Originally Posted by ~FALLEN~

It is possible, but you need to be in kernel mode to do so. It's very fast too. I use it as an alternative to ReadProcessMemory / WriteProcessMemory. ^^

I think, it would be very tricky with C#...

Originally Posted by rabir007

I think, it would be very tricky with C#...

Why would you make a game cheat in a managed language? I mean, managed languages have their purpose, but this isn't one of them by any means.
Also, you have to write drivers in native ( unmanaged ) C / C++. If you can not code in C / C++ you might as well stop now and save time. If you want to do it from a managed language then you can use NtReadVirtualMemory and NtWriteVirtualMemory to read from another process, good luck.

Originally Posted by rabir007

I think, it would be very tricky with C#...

you cant make a driver with c#, .net frame work only supports win32..

Originally Posted by giniyat101

you cant make a driver with c#, .net frame work only supports win32..

I already said that :\

Originally Posted by giniyat101

you cant make a driver with c#, .net frame work only supports win32..

Understood, thanks for reply...

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Originally Posted by ~FALLEN~

Why would you make a game cheat in a managed language? I mean, managed languages have their purpose, but this isn't one of them by any means.
Also, you have to write drivers in native ( unmanaged ) C / C++. If you can not code in C / C++ you might as well stop now and save time. If you want to do it from a managed language then you can use NtReadVirtualMemory and NtWriteVirtualMemory to read from another process, good luck.

Maybe i will try NtReadVirtualMemory and NtWriteVirtualMemory
Thanks for help...

@6ixth You're wrong, it is very possible. I do it in my framework all the time.

TY! i might fix a hack

Very good topic. I want to know your results!

Originally Posted by kur

Very good topic. I want to know your results!

C# Is unavailable to do this :/ CLR don't have the ability...

Writing the memory, instead of process, possible ?

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