If you haven’t read the previous post you can find it here: Part 2 – Analyzing init functions. In this post, we will finally analyze the Dispatcher function. Remember that we identified this function in …
If you haven’t read the previous post you can find it here. Today we will continue analyzing some functions that DriverEntry is using. On part 1 we identified the Dispatcher function of the driver as …
This will be a series of posts related to XignCode3 (XC3) Driver. I started this at the beginning of 2019 while I was doing my research for Unveiling the underground world of Anti-Cheats. Due to …
Motivation A few weeks ago one idea came to my mind, it was time to go for something a little harder, try to actually hack something that uses a well known Anti-cheat, analyze it statically …
Scripting Engines In the last post, we saw how to properly hook and use AngelScript from HPL Engine to manipulate a game. If you haven’t read it yet, I really recommend you to do it, …
Introduction to Games and Scripting Multiple games delegate many portions of the game into a scripting engine: sounds, effects, animations, objects properties, events, etc. There are a lot of alternatives when we talk about scripting, …
Virtual Function Hooking We have seen in the previous post that sometimes we need to understand and use VF (Virtual Functions) in order to properly hook a function. So far we have seen this two …
Template For the ones that are interested in improving your code, this may be a post for you. In the last few weeks, I have been posting about hooking and DirectX11 (here). Programming this template and …
Wallhack In the previous posts we have done most of the heavy work, but what comes now is really simple compared with the rest. We have created a basic template for hooking DirectX11 and inject our …