[Help] VB and Addys
[Help] VB and Addys
I have a simple problem (or atleast I hope it's simple 
).
Ok here's the problem:
I open iw4mp.exe in OllyDBG I search and hey I found an address, so I have it now, but how do I put in in VB.
That's what I'm asking you.
If you know send me a link or mail it to me (nathaniel.1996@hotmail.com)
Thanks,
Meeeeeeeeee!
).Ok here's the problem:
I open iw4mp.exe in OllyDBG I search and hey I found an address, so I have it now, but how do I put in in VB.
That's what I'm asking you.
If you know send me a link or mail it to me (nathaniel.1996@hotmail.com)
Thanks,
Meeeeeeeeee!
Theirs modules out that can help, google it.
Even though I do not advice using VB for hacking purposes, because most Hackshields block these kind of hacks anyway.
Even though I do not advice using VB for hacking purposes, because most Hackshields block these kind of hacks anyway.
So let me get this straight... no one has made a trainer yet in VB o_O?
Ha Ha, There has been thousands of trainers made 
Reading and Writing Memory Values are easy.
Reading and Writing Memory Values are easy.
easy as finding them in CA
Oh my gosh...
Use Process32First() & Process32Next() to get the process's ID.
Retrieve the window handle using OpenProcess()
WriteProcessMemory/ReadProcessMemory to Write/Read to the process.
I'd give an example on how to use them but I don't know any Visual Basic.
Use Process32First() & Process32Next() to get the process's ID.
Retrieve the window handle using OpenProcess()
WriteProcessMemory/ReadProcessMemory to Write/Read to the process.
I'd give an example on how to use them but I don't know any Visual Basic.
I got me an undetected module.... No i will not share it XD
Hahaha so many times this question has been asked.
All I'll say is use Writeprocessmemory()
If you don't know how to call that event, then you really shouldn't be trying to make a trainer yet.
All I'll say is use Writeprocessmemory()
If you don't know how to call that event, then you really shouldn't be trying to make a trainer yet.
i like it lolland
If it's all so easy male a tutorial then cuz there are a lot of peaple who don't know how to do it.
The only resenable <-(I don't know how it's spelled) was this one:
Originally Posted by Davidm44
The only resenable <-(I don't know how it's spelled) was this one:
Originally Posted by Davidm44
Oh my gosh...
Use Process32First() & Process32Next() to get the process's ID.
Retrieve the window handle using OpenProcess()
WriteProcessMemory/ReadProcessMemory to Write/Read to the process.
I'd give an example on how to use them but I don't know any Visual Basic.
Use Process32First() & Process32Next() to get the process's ID.
Retrieve the window handle using OpenProcess()
WriteProcessMemory/ReadProcessMemory to Write/Read to the process.
I'd give an example on how to use them but I don't know any Visual Basic.
There are tutorials, Search there are at least 2 tutorials on creating trainers, and tutorials on writeprocessmemory()
Nextgen, any way of getting us started?
yes its the website
and
Code:
www.msdn.com
Code:
http://www.pinvoke.net/
There ARE tutorials on how to do a trainer in visual basic in this forum...use the search function...so did I -_-
Creating trainers are rather simple, probably one of the most simplistic (hacks) you can do in vb.net (easily) next to a tapper which is what, 2 lines of code.
All you need to do is locate the variable being used by the application (usually flash, because variables are easier to find)
Decompile the application using sothink, look at the action script, locate each variable and WriteProcessMemory()
A similar concept can be used with other applications as well, though the coding can be different, the concept of finding a variable or value and changing it remains the same.
And I know I have seen numerous trainer tuts in this area. Ugleh may have done one, if anyone wants to collect all tutorials and PM me, I can add them to the tut list, just send them in a Code tag in a
easy to C&P format
Example:
which means space (break) the URL tag, so I can put the tuts I am missing inside of the tuts section
All you need to do is locate the variable being used by the application (usually flash, because variables are easier to find)
Decompile the application using sothink, look at the action script, locate each variable and WriteProcessMemory()
A similar concept can be used with other applications as well, though the coding can be different, the concept of finding a variable or value and changing it remains the same.
And I know I have seen numerous trainer tuts in this area. Ugleh may have done one, if anyone wants to collect all tutorials and PM me, I can add them to the tut list, just send them in a Code tag in a
easy to C&P format
Example:
Code:
[ URL="http://www.mpgh.net/forum/33-visual-basics/126122-help-view-pictures-resources.html"]Use Picture in Resources[/ URL]
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