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[cheater1000]

hello , I have a software that shows data on a stock exchange that shows share traded data in my account ( it's just like a Exel work sheet , but view only ) . It connects to remote server and gets data from it . And I needed to get the data to another software to further analyze it , my software shows data that are changing within a second . Since it is a share trading software , it shows share name and the price value corresponding to that name. and I'm trying to build a VB.NET software to read the memory address of that value .. Please be kind to help me how to get the memory address or any other way than a getting memory address ...

[SwaggaJackin']

Isn't this borderline criminal?

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[Dark Byte]

at least he isn't asking how to change his stock... (wouldn't surprise me if some people actually think that that's even possible...)

as for the question, see if you can find the value when it's a little less active

[justa_dude]

I'd probably attack this problem w/ a proxy instead. Check the imports of the client app to see how it connects - it might be something really simple to intercept & duplicate (like SOAP, for example).

[cheater1000]

Thank you for replies ... I think it's a Java software . It has prices with decimal places such as "275.75" so , I don't know how to search this type of value . And I have no idea what "justa_dude" explaining about .. my software is a small software (26 MB) which can be downloaded here www(dot)investoraccess(dot)net/ .. and I have attached a picture of preview what the datasheet looks like ...

[cheater1000]

bump

[Dark Byte]

for values with a decimal you usually use either float or double, but since you said it's a java app (and looking at that site it looks like it) it won't do you any good in the long run as the addresses will change between runs and can't be found easily

best bet it to use a packet filter to fetch the data it receives and work with that