xD lol why do u say that
T6 can u give me your email?
@Nova
Not everything can just simply be hex edited...
cut be more better with some pics...
Well, if you're talking about his virtual skills - I guess so. =)
Orly ? Ya. I really "wana be wizkid". No. And learn to read please. I don't want shit posted on my thread.
True, but it's a "simpler" version of ASM. But yeah. Hex beats ASM for sure.
Hmmmm; Mabye. I think the tut is pretty simple ? I'll actually make and advanced one. This time with a better encryption method - polymorph this time. And better ways to secure you're server. I'll evan code a .Dll stopping bots from spamming.
Once again;
Request lock.
No, hex characters are not a "simpler version of ASM". When viewing the assembler output in an executable, you're DISASSEMBLING the executable.Code:True, but it's a "simpler" version of ASM. But yeah. Hex beats ASM for sure.
I fail to see how a character set can beat an instruction set - they're incomparable.
Mmmmmmmmmm.
Let's see now. If you were to change the text that you get when you load gunz at the top of the screen,
would you go look for it in olly ? Or in HEX ? In HEX I bilive. My point is some things are more easy to edit in HEX than in olly.
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/8806/sinttulo3tbl.jpg
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It was an obvious edit to begin with - I stand by my original claim.
If you wanted to modify a string, you would modify the direct data stream - you don't "modify in HEX" or "look for it in olly" - Olly is just disassembling a binary stream; and you can modify the raw dump (As a hex editor would permit) in Olly.