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omega007
How do I cheat?
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 Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 10:59 pm Post subject: How do I write script with this one? |
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pic 1 original
mov esi,ebp
pic 2 use "replace with code that does nothing"
work perfectly without error
pic 3
I type
nop
nop
nop
in code injection it crash,
so I just use code injection without typing anything. it also crash.
It will not let you move it to other address
What should I do?
thanks in advance
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SteveAndrew
Master Cheater
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| Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 11:25 pm Post subject: Re: How do I write script with this one? |
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| omega007 wrote: |
pic 2 use "replace with code that does nothing"
work perfectly without error
pic 3
I type
nop
nop
nop
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Well you should move the 'Bytes' column away from the 'Address' column, as you have them bunched up and it could be confusing you!
See you said you type: nop nop nop...
But the instruction 'mov esi,ebp' is only two bytes NOT 3!
Try this:
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[enable]
winz.exe+6a1a2:
db 90 90
[disable]
winz.exe+6a1a2:
db 8b f5
//mov esi,ebp
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Which is the same as:
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[enable]
winz.exe+6a1a2:
nop
nop
[disable]
winz.exe+6a1a2:
db 8b f5
//mov esi,ebp
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Normally when I need to nop something and it's more than one byte, I generally use 'db 90' add however many 90's there are nop's (nop == 0x90)
This way you can fit it on one line rather than taking up 1 for each nop! 
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