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computerinsect How do I cheat?
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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2011 3:13 pm Post subject: What do i need to do to continue (Pointer Search) |
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The Following opcodes write to 0B7AE628
005B88DD - 89 OB - mov [ebx],ecx
005B88D7 - 8B 44 24 24 - mov eax,[esp+24]
005B88DB - 8B 08 - mov ecx,[eax]
005B88DD - 89 0B - mov [ebx],ecx <<
005B88DF - 8B 50 04 - mov edx,[eax+04]
005B88E2 - 89 53 04 - mov [ebx+04],edx
EAX=0C39BF08
EBX=0B4FEB28
ECX=78300000
EDX=0B4FEAF8
ESI=0C39BF18
EDI=0C39BEF8
ESP=0018F7D8
EBP=0B529328
EIP=005B88DF
AND
005B88E2 - 89 53 04 - mov [ebx+04],edx
005B88DD - 89 0B - mov [ebx],ecx
005B88DF - 8B 50 04 - mov edx,[eax+04]
005B88E2 - 89 53 04 - mov [ebx+04],edx <<
005B88E5 - 8B 48 08 - mov ecx,[eax+08]
005B88E8 - 89 4B 08 - mov [ebx+08],ecx
EAX=0C39BF08
EBX=0B4FEB28
ECX=78300000
EDX=40CFB86D
ESI=0C39BF18
EDI=0C39BEF8
ESP=0018F7D8
EBP=0B529328
EIP=005B88E5
Thanks
CI.
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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2011 3:25 pm Post subject: |
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It's a 8 byte or double value (i assume)
Try looking for an address with the VALUE b4feb28 (in case youre wondering, the offset is 0), or scroll up in the disassembler an see if you can find out how ebx gets its value
And if all fails try the pointerscan
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computerinsect How do I cheat?
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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2011 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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Yes it is a Double
when ever i search for the VALUE b4feb28 AKA(EBX) i get nothing is there any option that would improve my results
and i've tryed the pointer scanner after a few rescans i get nothing
005B8890 - 8B D8 - mov ebx,eax
This is the first reference to EBX when i look upward in the disassembler
005B885D - 83 F8 03 - cmp eax,03
This is the first reference to EAX when i look upward in the disassembler
Thanks
CI.
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