Hex Editing Hacks =HOMO

[Boomdocks]

look at this:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/164-combat...1-13-10-a.html

lmao

LOL Epic Fail
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I will try this

If (hack[1]){
pPTC("ShowFps 1")
AddText("", Name);
}
yes i will define name.... worked for me.. i start doing tat..

[Reimy]

Just do a small singature whit a Sprite funtion ...
its simple, and they really cant edit it...

[Sydney]

if you pack your Hack, they can unpack, you need something more safer.

[[MPGH]Disturbed]

if you pack your Hack, they can unpack, you need something more safer.

A virus!

[freedompeace]

lol this may work
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char *MenuTitle = "Blah blah menu v1";

if ( MenuTitle != "Blah blah menu v1" )
exit(1);

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Prolly, prolly not

People can also modify the second string.

How about

const char* menuItem = "freedompeace :D";
char* menuItem_protect = "your XOR'd (or other encryption method) data here. Make sure to place this somewhere else in your code or emit some data in between it to make it not-so-obvious to a cracker.";

// Here is a function to do some simple XORing.
void xorcrypt(PCHAR a,UINT b,LPCSTR d,UINT c){for(UINT x=0;x<b;x++)a[x]=(a[x]^d[x%c]);}

//example use, DO NOT do this at runtime.. guess why? <<
xorcrypt(menuItem_protect, strlen(menuItem), "freedompeace_Key", 10);
//note that you do not need to encrypt the entire string, some will do.

[flameswor10]

add your name into the sprite

My menu = impossible to hex edit

[Sydney]

Just add 500 Text Strings and you are safe

[Departure]

there are 2 simple ways you could use.

1. MD5 all the strings together that you using your hack and on load make sure MD5 sum = the sum from original hash.

2. memory scan your own hack and do CRC32 calculation on it, not the whole hack but just some parts of it(important parts) if that sum does not = your original sum then exit and Melt(Melt is a form of self destruction), Melt aslo the first way doesn't = MD5 hash.

There are actually many way, Encrypted the strings as someone mentioned, Write your own encryption routine(its not that hard really). or make your strings into byte array so anyone searching for string in olly ect.. wont find any.