[Delphi]Stamina Hack

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[Delphi]Stamina Hack
Well, first we need a function that can edit values of memory addresses, luckily for you, I have done that:
Code:
function EditMemory(Address: Integer; Value: Integer): Boolean;
var
  ProcessId, WindowName, HandleWindow: Integer;
  Write: Cardinal;
begin
  WindowName := FindWindow(nil, 'WarRock');
  If WindowName = 0 then
  begin
  Result := False;
  Exit;
  end;
  GetWindowThreadProcessId(WindowName, @ProcessId);
  HandleWindow := OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, False, ProcessId);
  WriteProcessMemory(HandleWindow, Ptr(Address), @Value, 4, Write);
  CloseHandle(HandleWindow);
  Result := True;
end;
Then we will need a procedure to repeatingly set the value of an address aka. freeze the address:
Code:
procedure StaminaHack();
begin
  while 1 = 1 do
  begin
   EditMyMemory($007F2B34, $42C80000);
   Sleep(5);
  end;
end;
Now, that will work fine but it will freeze your program completly, so we need to run it in a new thread:
Code:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
ThreadID: Cardinal;
begin
CreateThread(nil, 0, @StaminaHack, nil, 0, ThreadID);
end;
Delphi isn't good foo hacking ... several people claim it's even more detected than VB...
Nice guide..but no one is using delphi but delphi is completely undetected
No it is not, most CEs are delphi ... so are several other hack tools...
Quote Originally Posted by Alen View Post
No it is not, most CEs are delphi ... so are several other hack tools...
Most?
All Uce's + CE are delphi based, you need to be very good coder to hide the strings.
plz help me i am new dont dont know much what i need do with that codes?
don't spam, you should think b4 u post nub
i dont get it a lot of forighn spam recently :S
0.0 nice hope you keep working on it
To those who said 'Delphi is highly detectable'
It doesn't really matter what language it is in, a good hacking prevention system should also be able to detect C++ and any other programming language, since they can just use the same methods on it.

CE is not completely coded in Delphi, the drivers it uses are coded in C.
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