Dumping the server's client side

I have been trying to make such a script that would dump the files that are downloaded form the server. I have seen multiple posts with running the script from the includes/enum. I know that it is very posable to implement, but my little experience with lua does not allow me to do so.

I have seen this: Gamemode Stealer Download!
but I guess it is complacently useless, unless you have an access to the server.

I ask the community for help, any tips, quotes; and if the helpers wouldn't like the final product to be on public, I will keep it to myself only, of cause.

The use for this scrip is only to see how servers so their HUDs and the only.

Tanks in advance.

That an old server-side script, I don't think its possible for the client (in lua) and its become fairly more complicated then it used to be.

Originally Posted by JamesJon

That an old server-side script, I don't think its possible for the client (in lua) and its become fairly more complicated then it used to be.

Thank you for an answer, I am pretty sure this is still posable to do with a lua script as it will only dump the files that the server sends to the client.

Originally Posted by Extel

Thank you for an answer, I am pretty sure this is still posable to do with a lua script as it will only dump the files that the server sends to the client.

What you'd need to do is a C++ module that loads first, hooks into RunString and logs when its used - Or find a way to decrypt the cache.

Originally Posted by JamesJon

What you'd need to do is a C++ module that loads first, hooks into RunString and logs when its used - Or find a way to decrypt the cache.

The second way is much easier

Originally Posted by tyguy550

The second way is much easier

Good luck finding a working one.

The first way is 10x better.

TBH the only reason I haven't attempted to make a proper c++ module is because I don't cheat and why would I want to give people a serious advantage against ACs (load priority).

If you have a basic c++ module then its really simple to add 'file stealing' to it anyway.

Originally Posted by JamesJon

The first way is 10x better.

TBH the only reason I haven't attempted to make a proper c++ module is because I don't cheat and why would I want to give people a serious advantage against ACs (load priority).

If you have a basic c++ module then its really simple to add 'file stealing' to it anyway.

Truth
If you get this far being able to load lua dynamically is extremely easy from here
Since i'm fucked up on painkillers and want to be nice for once

pLua = (ILuaShared*) LuaEngine("LUASHARED003",0);
mLua0 = pLua->GetLuaInterface(0);
Hook vtable index 88 on mLua0

It's up to you to reverse the RunString function, look in the dylibs for the args and figure it out from there

Originally Posted by wuat

Truth
If you get this far being able to load lua dynamically is extremely easy from here
Since i'm fucked up on painkillers and want to be nice for once

pLua = (ILuaShared*) LuaEngine("LUASHARED003",0);
mLua0 = pLua->GetLuaInterface(0);
Hook vtable index 88 on mLua0

It's up to you to reverse the RunString function, look in the dylibs for the args and figure it out from there

wuat the loving nice guy

the lua cache isnt even encypted iirc

Originally Posted by zerothe

the lua cache isnt even encypted iirc

What encryption?

ILuaInterface::RunString(const char*, const char*, const char*, bool, bool)

I have a working lua stealer. I made it in C#.
Basically, the encrpytion is LZMA. But you need the search how many bits are and how many bits are ignored xD

Good luck !

Originally Posted by Tartelette2000

I have a working lua stealer. I made it in C#.
Basically, the encrpytion is LZMA. But you need the search how many bits are and how many bits are ignored xD

Good luck !

Good bump!

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