winapi
do you need to know winapi for hacking or what do you need to know for hacking and dont say c++ or get a book im learning c++ and have beeen for the past 4 months
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Yes, usage of WinAPI will be relevant while creating hacks and the like.
Originally Posted by atom0s
Yes, usage of WinAPI will be relevant while creating hacks and the like.
Originally Posted by J0nathan27
what is in winapi that i will need to know or what is it
- CreateToolhelp32Snapshot
- Process32First / Process32Next
- Module32First / Module32Next
- Thread32First / Thread32Next
- OpenProcess
- ReadProcessMemory
- WriteProcessMemory
- VirtualAllocEx
- VirtualProtectEx
- CreateRemoteThread
As well as others and so on. Understanding how to use these API will help greatly.
Originally Posted by atom0s
Honestly depends on what you are doing. For example, if you want to create a trainer for a game you'd most likely use API such as:
- CreateToolhelp32Snapshot
- Process32First / Process32Next
- Module32First / Module32Next
- Thread32First / Thread32Next
- OpenProcess
- ReadProcessMemory
- WriteProcessMemory
- VirtualAllocEx
- VirtualProtectEx
- CreateRemoteThread
As well as others and so on. Understanding how to use these API will help greatly.
- CreateToolhelp32Snapshot
- Process32First / Process32Next
- Module32First / Module32Next
- Thread32First / Thread32Next
- OpenProcess
- ReadProcessMemory
- WriteProcessMemory
- VirtualAllocEx
- VirtualProtectEx
- CreateRemoteThread
As well as others and so on. Understanding how to use these API will help greatly.
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so basically to make any good hack i would need to know winapi, how long does it usually take to learn winapi, is it complicated, and can anyone direct me to some code that uses winapi or any hack source code that has winapi so i can learn from it and is making a hack in a .exe and a .dll the same, can they do the same thing
any help is greatly appreciated
Originally Posted by J0nathan27
dont say [...] get a book
Bro, if you get an hack with WriteProcessMemory it's WinAPI, OpenProcess for trainers it's WinAPI, search some source code of simple trainers here on MPGH. An .exe (stands for executable) is just a program that is going to edit process memory as the .dll (stands for dynamic linked library) but in the dll you have, let's say, "direct" access to the process memory and you can do like *(DWORD) * ADDR_ = 0; But for this you'll need to inject the .dll into process. Spend some time reading (read a lot) and try make some few "hacks", don't leech. DIY.
Originally Posted by Cernunnos
Bro, if you get an hack with WriteProcessMemory it's WinAPI, OpenProcess for trainers it's WinAPI, search some source code of simple trainers here on MPGH. An .exe (stands for executable) is just a program that is going to edit process memory as the .dll (stands for dynamic linked library) but in the dll you have, let's say, "direct" access to the process memory and you can do like *(DWORD) * ADDR_ = 0; But for this you'll need to inject the .dll into process. Spend some time reading (read a lot) and try make some few "hacks", don't leech. DIY.
Originally Posted by J0nathan27
ya thanks i will but i dont leech i wish one day to be a programmer for a job so leeching in no way will help me
Originally Posted by Cernunnos
Bro, if you get an hack with WriteProcessMemory it's WinAPI, OpenProcess for trainers it's WinAPI, search some source code of simple trainers here on MPGH. An .exe (stands for executable) is just a program that is going to edit process memory as the .dll (stands for dynamic linked library) but in the dll you have, let's say, "direct" access to the process memory and you can do like *(DWORD) * ADDR_ = 0; But for this you'll need to inject the .dll into process. Spend some time reading (read a lot) and try make some few "hacks", don't leech. DIY.
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Originally Posted by atom0s
If you need help with WinAPI just look through MSDN. MSDN is Microsofts online documentation for all public Windows API:
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
---------- Post added at 05:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:51 PM ----------
do you know if c++ primers plus 6th edition is any good because that what i have been reading for the pat couple months
If you need help with WinAPI just look through MSDN. MSDN is Microsofts online documentation for all public Windows API:
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
Originally Posted by atom0s
If you need help with WinAPI just look through MSDN. MSDN is Microsofts online documentation for all public Windows API:
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
MSDN
For example, ReadProcessMemory:
ReadProcessMemory function (Windows)
As long as you read through things you should be able to understand how to use things easily.
Dunno, I never read an actual book to learn C/C++ I just used the internet when I started, trial and error to grasp the syntax and such, and went from there.
Originally Posted by atom0s
Dunno, I never read an actual book to learn C/C++ I just used the internet when I started, trial and error to grasp the syntax and such, and went from there.
Originally Posted by J0nathan27
really, how did that work out
