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NullByte74
How do I cheat?
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 Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 5:44 pm Post subject: How to get static address of a byte array will not change |
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Hi guys
I have a byte array :
25 EB 31 90 7C 6B CD D8 9F E5 76 B0 D7 D4 3C B6 3F 33 CA 4B FC F7 50 A4 2B E9 83 BB 78 42 10 ED
this array is always inside exe , I need to find static address from it but there's any address access or write to this address , it's blank
how can I get its static order ?
every time I search address is :
0149F0B8
0016C728
01502E30
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is there any way to get static address of it ?
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dl748
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2018 12:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Set the memory address for the search to be in the range of the in-memory exe.
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NullByte74
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2018 4:47 pm Post subject: |
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| dl748 wrote: | | Set the memory address for the search to be in the range of the in-memory exe. |
Thanks for reply , You mean I should search value address in another search ?
In fact , I need to patch my own software on start up , I have an embedded file in my exe file and it's encrypted...
it will be decrypted in memory. I wrote a memory scanner and patcher myself but it's a little bit slow on old computers at [ReadProcessMemory]
at Slow I mean it takes 2000 to 4000 milliseconds on windows 10 and 8GB ram it only takes 50 - 300 ms
I have no direct access to my value because it's inside a CLRHost
the fastest way was getting array static address and only write to memory in startup.
I watched some tutorials and I passed them well but they was founding a pointer of a value that is changing by software [ get access and write to this address ] but in my case it only accessed once in start up . there's not change after that to track.
then I selected another method to scan software by pointer scanner but no success .
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dl748
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| If you are doing .NET then there are far easier methods because the typings are almost already there, so you can search for a particular function. I've done the same with mono games
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