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g4m3rxx
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 Posted: Tue May 22, 2012 9:34 am Post subject: Can anyone make me understand the AOBSCAN |
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aobscan(name, xx xx xx xx xx)
can anyone tell me what will be stored in name and where i will get this address(xx xx xx xx xx)
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Igor
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aobscan(name,89 4D FC 8A 5D 08 83 FF 01 76 09 89 F8 89 FA FF 52 34 89 C6 85 F6)
Where 'name' means any name.
The above byte pattern return this address -> "Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3 and stored this address in 'name'
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g4m3rxx
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| Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 8:15 am Post subject: |
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thanx for your response
Q1. I didn't understand how much byte I have to take to get the address(which will store in 'name'). How did u assumed that the byte pattern of address "Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3 is
89 4D FC 8A 5D 08 83 FF 01 76 09 89 F8 89 FA FF 52 34 89 C6 85 F6
Q2. Why or when should I use aobscan? I can write the address directly also("Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3)
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Obitio
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| Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 8:58 am Post subject: |
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| g4m3rxx wrote: | thanx for your response
Q1. I didn't understand how much byte I have to take to get the address(which will store in 'name'). How did u assumed that the byte pattern of address "Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3 is
89 4D FC 8A 5D 08 83 FF 01 76 09 89 F8 89 FA FF 52 34 89 C6 85 F6
Q2. Why or when should I use aobscan? I can write the address directly also("Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3) |
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1)You don't scan for a address that way.
2)dude they both are used to scan for memory so why or when?Well it's to scan for a pattern of bytes so if you know a function's pattern use it to find the bytes of the pattern and get the address.
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inkyvoyd
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| Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 1:02 am Post subject: |
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| g4m3rxx wrote: | thanx for your response
Q1. I didn't understand how much byte I have to take to get the address(which will store in 'name'). How did u assumed that the byte pattern of address "Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3 is
89 4D FC 8A 5D 08 83 FF 01 76 09 89 F8 89 FA FF 52 34 89 C6 85 F6
Q2. Why or when should I use aobscan? I can write the address directly also("Tutorial-i386.exe"+13F2B3) |
Q1/2. Say you had a game that stored health, then money, then stats (all in memory in the order I presented). If your health was 86, and your money was 34 (in HEX), then, you could scan for 86 34, and as your health and money changed, you could scan again and the values below would be stats. Now you might ask, "how do I know health is above money in that order?" Simple. It requires that you first make the observation while looking at the memory. AOB is also very useful for finding godmode. Godmode is 1 and 0, so it is usually very hard to do scans for it. However, if you take the time one day (maybe 10 minutes or 20 minutes), you can find godmode. Since it's data, it's usually stored close to other data. if you know what the other data was, you could find the other data, and just change that value from 0 - 1, saving you the 10 or 20 minutes of looking for the godmode flag.
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tommyfun
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| Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 9:37 am Post subject: no |
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no one can MAKE you understand it, but they can help you[/u]
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