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[Phynx]

Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone here would have an idea of what can cause a static address(green) to be different on some systems?

I wrote a program to monitor some variables from a small online game, my program works for me and everyone else other than one person.

the person in question has the same windows 10 64bit as I have yet when i walked him through the process of getting a static address, the address he got wasn't the same as mine or anyone elses.

for example, me and everyone else get 0x14F870
while this one person gets 0x1A5098

thanks for your time

[ParkourPenguin]

Different game version.

If you're talking about the base address for a pointer path, there could be several pointer paths that point to an address.

[Phynx]

Both of us have the same version, also during the search for the address, we got it down to a single static address

so game.exe+0x14F870 for me and everyone else
and game.exe+0x1A5098 for him

[Csimbi]

Just because that game says it's the same version in the main menu or something, it does not mean the binary images are identical.
Get the MD5 hashes from him and compare them to yours.

May also be an infected image or it is using a loader.

[Dark Byte]

Is this a blizzard game? Because blizzard does uses it's own static memory memory manager

[Phynx]

I will ask him next time I can to check the MD5.
it is a small game called kingdom of drakkar and we both have the same version.
since he is the only person with the different static addresses, could his pc be infected with something that injects code into every exe running?
I will wait for him to come online and try to find out

Thanks for the input fellas

[Csimbi]

One more possibility: he is using a localized version.