💡 [WPE] • Possible EAC workaround using UltraSurf ?
Yet this is just the beginning of an idea
It seems like it could work from my perspective, but I don't master WPE, so I need someone with a better experience in hacking than me to make it sure.
Since it's no longer to target Robocraft with WPE, I've had the idea of using an executable called "UltraSurf". Ultrasurf is supposed to be a proxy-tool, to allow bypassing certain internet censorship.
What's interesting here is that Ultrasurf sort of monitors your connection, when activated, every packet a software sends should first go through Ultrasurf before being sent by ultrasurf to a proxy. So if WPE can't target robocraft.exe anymore, it's still possible to spy on its packets by targeting Ultrasurf.exe instead.
(The only cons is that you end up watching simultaneously the packets send by all your programs currently using internet, and it's quite a mess to figure them out...)
But, even though I was indeed able to catch packets obviously sent by robocraft, (plain text doesn't lie), I've tried to do the only thing I can do with WPE: making my robot's name colored.
And... I couldn't do it.
I didn't manage to find the packets I was expecting.
There seemt to be some activity in the packets when I was changing my robot names, but nothing that looked exploitable for me.
So I don't know whether robocraft changed the way they send packet, whether every packet in fact doesn't go through Ultrasurf, or if its because of Ultrasurf that has some encryption thing (possible since its meant for privacy, but unlikely since I've caught packets written in plain text).
That's where I can't do anything more with my current knowledge, so if anyone more experienced feels like digging into it...
It seems like it could work from my perspective, but I don't master WPE, so I need someone with a better experience in hacking than me to make it sure.
Since it's no longer to target Robocraft with WPE, I've had the idea of using an executable called "UltraSurf". Ultrasurf is supposed to be a proxy-tool, to allow bypassing certain internet censorship.
What's interesting here is that Ultrasurf sort of monitors your connection, when activated, every packet a software sends should first go through Ultrasurf before being sent by ultrasurf to a proxy. So if WPE can't target robocraft.exe anymore, it's still possible to spy on its packets by targeting Ultrasurf.exe instead.
(The only cons is that you end up watching simultaneously the packets send by all your programs currently using internet, and it's quite a mess to figure them out...)
But, even though I was indeed able to catch packets obviously sent by robocraft, (plain text doesn't lie), I've tried to do the only thing I can do with WPE: making my robot's name colored.
And... I couldn't do it.
I didn't manage to find the packets I was expecting.
There seemt to be some activity in the packets when I was changing my robot names, but nothing that looked exploitable for me.
So I don't know whether robocraft changed the way they send packet, whether every packet in fact doesn't go through Ultrasurf, or if its because of Ultrasurf that has some encryption thing (possible since its meant for privacy, but unlikely since I've caught packets written in plain text).
That's where I can't do anything more with my current knowledge, so if anyone more experienced feels like digging into it...
Originally Posted by rex5514
