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DontWannaBeASkid
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 Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 5:49 am Post subject: Using debugger_onBreakpoint() |
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I've seen usage of
debug_setBreakPoint(x)
After that they used:
function debugger_onBreakpoint()
if EAX > 0x02 and EAX < 0x7 then
EAX = 0x7
end
Presumably to debug the variable "x".
I notice they used assembly and what I thought was hexadecimal, but when I tried to decode 0x02 and 0x7 by removing 0x and putting 02 and 7 into a hexadecimal to string converter nothing came up.
I know EAX is a global variable used in assembly, and I'm assuming it was defined as something related to the variable "x".
Can someone explain what this code was doing exactly?
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 7:27 am Post subject: |
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When the breakpoint hits it checks if the register EAX has a value between 3 and 6, and if so, change it to 7
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DontWannaBeASkid
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| Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 11:14 am Post subject: |
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| Dark Byte wrote: | | When the breakpoint hits it checks if the register EAX has a value between 3 and 6, and if so, change it to 7 |
Thanks!
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jackendra
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| Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 3:16 pm Post subject: Re: Using debugger_onBreakpoint() |
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| DontWannaBeASkid wrote: | I've seen usage of
debug_setBreakPoint(x)
After that they used:
function debugger_onBreakpoint()
if EAX > 0x02 and EAX < 0x7 then
EAX = 0x7
end
Presumably to debug the variable "x".
I notice they used assembly and what I thought was hexadecimal, but when I tried to decode 0x02 and 0x7 by removing 0x and putting 02 and 7 into a hexadecimal to string converter nothing came up.
I know EAX is a global variable used in assembly, and I'm assuming it was defined as something related to the variable "x".
Can someone explain what this code was doing exactly? |
Lol, so you wanna use this on a game like.. ROBLOX?
Just asking, seems like it, plus that code was used in one of our (V3rmillion) previous 'exploits' that raised your client context in-game to 7 or 'unrestricted' allowing us to execute higher Lua scripts in a script builder.
So idk if thats what your doing but it seems funny, that not only is the code 100% the same, but also because of your name 
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To DarkByte:
Do you happen to know anything about 64bit Assembly?
Just wondering, according to others the registers are different, and I really would prefer to learn 64 over 32 bit assembly since I dont have a 32 bit machine and I dislike DOSBox/Too lazy to setup a vm.
Anyways if you can maybe share some help that'd be great!
[i] Sorry I just Hijacked this topic, I just didnt want to make another post.
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DontWannaBeASkid
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| Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 9:38 am Post subject: Re: Using debugger_onBreakpoint() |
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| Woah Jack, I didn't realise that was how they changed the context, but that number makes more sense now. Thanks dude!
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jackendra
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| Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 2:06 pm Post subject: K |
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| Lol your welcome xd
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