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Hansmoleman
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 Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:39 am Post subject: Hooking |
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What is achtually achievable from hooking in game hacking terms?
Can I modify processes and functions which the game uses?
I'm currently using delphi so what's a good start? MadCodeHook?
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| Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 9:28 am Post subject: Re: Hooking |
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| Hansmoleman wrote: | What is achtually achievable from hooking in game hacking terms?
Can I modify processes and functions which the game uses?
I'm currently using delphi so what's a good start? MadCodeHook? |
You can completely take over the applications flow. Depending on how you hook the functions and alter the API you can completely redo an application to do entirely different things that what it was originally meant to be.
The main purposes of hooking is typically to either:
A. Alter the flow of a function to obtain desired results.
B. Obtain data from the function that is needed for other purposes.
C. Skew the results/return of a function in order to obtain a desired effect.
Depending on what you are hooking you can land up with various purposes. A common hooking purpose is faking API results to either bypass anti-cheats, bypass debugger checks, or to fake results in order to have an application do something it shouldn't.
Other common purposes are things like OpenGL / Direct3D hooks to do things such as wall hacks, ESP, and so on.
madCHook isn't free anymore and the license on it got fairly ridiculous. I used it back when it was free (C/C++ version) which it was nice but it wasn't worth the money upgrade to use it after he went private with it. You should be able to find alternatives though fairly easy or write your own, hooking isn't secret information.
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| Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2011 5:24 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for the reply 
So is it only possible to modify functions and results of functions or can you modify processes aswell?
Edit - Also any possible way of showing a game trainer withn a full screen game without hooking directx?
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| Wiccaan wrote: | | Hansmoleman wrote: | Thanks for the reply
So is it only possible to modify functions and results of functions or can you modify processes aswell? |
Editing functions and modifying results is editing a process, it depends on how you are hooking. What are you attempting to do by 'modifying processes'?
| Hansmoleman wrote: | | Edit - Also any possible way of showing a game trainer withn a full screen game without hooking directx? |
In some method or fashion you could probably force draw to the hardware which in turn would probably lead up to flickering of your info and the game fighting for priority on the buffer since fullscreen applications take exclusive access to the card. You're better off hooking if you want to draw on top of the game. |
Well yeah I brought it to the front of the game but when I clicked anything it would effectivly alt + tab.
As for editing processes, I don't mean changing the function result in a process, I was thinking more like changing what it does for example sending a data packet twice rather than once or is this not possible?
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