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[VirtualMind]

After dumping a .swf file from a flash game i decompiled the swf to see how the game functions work. and i can modify those game functions using array of byte.

like for example i have this code D2 E3 44 55 77 0F 6E
i can simply search it in array of byte and change it to what ever i want. but the problem is with finding the static address..

i triad a lot of pointer scans. all shows 0 results. i even triad level 7 and offest with 10000 which took some time and size to do. yet 0 results.

oh and i triad to attach the debugger (find what writes/read to this address) but the debugger is showing nothing

should i go for a higher level pointer scan? or is there another method?

Edit : i meant that i only get 0 results in pointer scan AFTER i rescan.

[panraven]

The bytecode source in a swf is not structured by fixed offset, it has its own format. So pointer scan is not a suitable tool to modify bytecodes.

[VirtualMind]

[Dark Byte]

The distance from the aob and swf start is probably always the same. So try a pointerscan for that and apply the distance to the aob in the last offset

[panraven]

There are too many variants on reaching even the decompressed swf base address, especially different trainer user may use different browser, chrome's flash player is different from firefox's for instance.
Then a flash game may load many different swf at the same time, some as library, some as resource, so even you can get to the strong assumption that the target aob is a fixed offset from the swf base and the swf base can be ponter-wised, at least a verifying step has to make on every swf loaded.

I suggest to make a custom aobscan for your #c trainer, I know nothing about c# programming, hope this link help: http://www.pinvoke.net/search.aspx?search=readprocessmemory&namespace=[All]

[VirtualMind]