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 Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2018 2:16 pm Post subject: Kernal Module. . . |
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small,
it's finding hardest problem i need help here is code:
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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "Header.h"
#include "KernalStoper.h"
#define MAX_PATH 40
#define KERNAL_SIZE 195
enum SectionMainPointers{
int g_Taple(0x85154F);
int s_Start(0x95156D);
int s_Houd(0x58185D);
int s_Target(0x1568F9);
int g_Entrypointstart(0x00000511F1D3);
int s_Unitfire(0x514F16);
int s_dtruper(0x6D1F46);
};
namespace access{
int TrialAccess(char * TargtedPath, int exe){
TargtedPath[MAX_PATH]; // 'c://prg.type type which like exe, dll, etc
HMODULE hModule(GetBaseAddress("Trial.dll")); // trial is a trial module
if(hModule == sizeof(KERNAL_SIZE)) // KERNAL_SIZE Here used to compare with the project i'm do
{
SectionMainPointers s_Start;
deniedaccess(hModule, s_Start, TargtedPath, 0x0, sizeof(DWORD)); // track that access denied
SetTargetHold(exe**s_Target, hModule); // used that target by base
CallKernal(Kernal_Handle_Start);
}
else{
readaccessfunction(. . ./*like delete of type with public kernal*/); // it's some functions well return some things here
}
return r_access;
}
// some doing are here
}
void KernalResulting (void)
{// down do some open access of processs we are access in it
/*
KernalModuleSize are function take size of from the load module by;
*/
if(KernalModuleSize == KERNAL_SIZE)
access::TrialAccess('c://launcher.exe', 0x000614013F); // the addr here is a start address
}
extern "C"
{
KernalLoading(SectionMainPointers::g_Entrypointstart);
}
DWORD ModifyInternal(HANDLE hModule, INSTANCE iNhNstianc,
__Reapaot Tool, Set::ModifyInternal(void), LPVOID _VINTERNAL_
){
switch(hModule){
case TAP_INTERNAL :
Set::Tapleto(g_Taple, KernalResulting, _VINTERNAL_); // tapleto is my internal set to view into veiwer
break;
case TAPEL_OR_SET :
Set::Tapel(Set::ModifyInternal(), iNhNstianc); // tapel is friendly internal for the modyfiy
break;
}
Set(tool);
return tool;
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so in that problem i can't return, need help
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