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Maplestory hackshield v62

Initiate Mage
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Hello,
Me and my friend are developing a server for maplestory v62. We are almost done but we need hack protection. The hack protection scripts that comes with xiuzsource does not work against hackers .It is really easy to hack with cheat engine and the hacker doesn't disconnect from the server.

We wonder if there is any good hackshhield scripts out there that is working well with v62. We found some scripts but they didn't work!

please help!
 
Junior Spellweaver
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1) Hackshield is a proprietary hacking prevention software. It is not a script or set of scripts.
2) Hackshield is intended to inhibit hack attempts on the client's side. You do not add it to the server, you would add it to the client.
3) Hack prevention systems are generally removed when creating private servers because they inhibit the ability to run your server as intended... It would certainly be difficult [STRIKE]if not impossible[/STRIKE] to add a client-based hack prevention to your client considering we do not have the source code for the Maplestory client. Hackers sometimes go to great lengths to remove or bypass this systems, so you can be certain it would not be easy to re-implement.
4) There is no perfect hack-detection system for Maplestory servers. (Or any game, for that matter.) Anything that you do find is not going to be as simple as copy+paste and then you're done. It has to be intertwined with your packets and other source files in order to validate the server's data vs. what the client sends. (E.g. It is more than just a single file or two that would be changed.)

Your best bet is to look at multiple sources and see how they do it. Use what works, and come up with your own solutions to fill in the gaps. There may be many things that the server is not tracking/validating when it receives packets to the client, and you would need to add somewhere to store that information (in your server source) so that it could verify the information the client sends. The particular solution varies widely depending on what hack you are trying to prevent.
 
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