Using a crypter to make files undetected by xtrap....possible?

Not sure if this is possible or not, that's why I'm posting it here for the 1337's to answer. I am VERY much so a noob in the coding world, so forgive me if this is a waste of time, but you never know anything without asking questions.

I know with certain files (Not giving any info, so don't ask) you can use a crypter to make them undetected by certain other programs... Wondering if the same theory could apply to x-trap bypasses, haks, and such? I know you can HeX the .dll but I have no clue how (Have an understanding of how to use the prog, just not what to edit). I am on XP pro x64. Any insight/input on this would be greatly appreciated.

Not sure if it makes any difference but I do have a FUD crypter. Again, thanks in advance for the help.

I don't think so.

I think actually what somone should do is make a hack injected to xtrap.xt that stops it but continues crossfire. This will eliminate patched hacks. I'm in the process of learning coding so that is my first goal.

Someone has to know the answer to this.... I can't be the first to think of it. LOL

Coders, 1337's?


/Thanks for moving this to the proper area for me. XD

good question

Thank you, I thought so too. I know that you can crypt certain files so certain programs have no idea what they are. I am wondering, hoping, someone could explain to me if this would be possible with a .dll as well. If even in theory it MAY be possible I would be willing to invest my time and cpu to experiment. I just need someone to "hold my hand" through the process. Please Please someone with coding experience please get back to me on this, I may not know how to code but I do believe that this may possible. I have created and crypted other things but never a .dll


/yea

Thanks again guys!

Thinking more about this... When a coder makes a hack and compiles it to a .dll, he crypts the source so the hack cannot be stolen or modified. Now after a while eventually x-trap is updated and whammo, your .dll is detected by x-trap. If a coder can crypt the .dll then we should be able to just re-crypt it....no? Am I completely and utterly wrong here? Someone please explain this to me before my head explodes...

Second day and still no valid response? Come on guys... Someone out there please take 2 minutes to reply to this.

@dddrrr

I saw someone else saying that xfire is ignored by x-trap so maybe something could be done to inject through xfire.... Though if someone could code something to kill x-trap completely..... LOL

Yeah maybe... i hope we get a good answer

ps : i dont like to say it but please dont double post

Going on day four and still no real answer to the original question.

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Also, I don't think this is actually possible. You could try it for yourself, but I have no way of knowing.

I don't think it's possible as well. It does work in some games but in Crossfire's Case, I don't think so.



Sorry!

~kloved