Address Changing

I have created a hack for an online flash game, but everytime i open the game again the address changes, is there anything i can do for that?

The Browser will never allocate it at the same place, So Find what makes why it is stored to a place =).

Flash stores the variables at different addresses each time, so instead of having a single address, make a search function to search the same way as you did to find that address. Then you'll have the right address each time.

Search for it each time..... or find what points to your address you found during game play. You can then usually trace back till you find some fixed pointer that doesn't change. I'm not sure how flash works, but perhaps some kind of flash mother pointer stored in the flash .dll component for the browser or something.

Or how Mel awkwardly put it: "Find what makes why it is stored to a place." =p
But yeh that's what you need to do. /yea

well, don't give me the answer i guess but would you mind telling me how i can trace the address so that i find the "mother" address as Why06(HD) put it.lol.

Thanks guys.

do a pointer scan in cheat engine

kk thanks hopefully this works

holy crap, ok i did that search and i came up with over 100,000 results. is there a way to narrow it down?

ya and also . There is a tutorial made by CodeHPro that shows how to do it /yea/yea

wow, thanks a bunch guys i'll keep you posted on how it's going over a billion addresses so far. thanks a bunch guys

ya if you need anymore help add me on MSN also press thanks if i helped

There are ways to narrow ur results and even then you will need to create a script, or program a way to locate ur address from this pointer. HINT: Usually the index will be the same.

Now about the flash thing. I did a little bit of research myself real quick. The flash component installs into ur SYSTEM32 folder (aka. root). Now if ur going on this endeavor ur going to need some tools. PEiD is one of my favs. Use it to find what Modules have been loaded up into ur process. you can then compare ur address, to the module's addresses to see which module ur in. Once you know this you can usually calculate from the base of your loaded module to the address you have. If not do a pointer search and a fixed RVA should be close by. Goodluck.

You'll have to do the rest urself though. This tool should make it easier.

Thanks a lot man