Anyone know what's going on exactly? A solution to these attacks?

[verdik]

@Spoon pls share :)

[Cyndaquil]

NvrGnaStp I would still finish it and release it; you never know people may need it in the future. Don't just stop cause people have a fix.

[jeff972]

omg jeff972 pls tell us how u r safe
also tell us how ur other 971 accounts r safe

after this "joke" i wonder if i have to laugh or shed tears ?

[Tragic]

well- if u cant laugh at urself...

[jeff972]

well- if u cant laugh at urself...

i am self-deprecating and can laugh at myself but can't when things ain't comical.

[0M3GA]

Sorry if this has already been asked or said.

Why not make a fake program listen on the port for the attack and save all info to a .txt file and see if the packet is the same or if it changes or what it contains to try and help make a program to listen for the packets to block them? just a thought sorry if it sounds stupid or cant be done.

[Delius]

The fix has been released somewhere

[verdik]

@delius where is the released?

[Black12]

@delius where is the released?

00010A50 ----- 0B etc..

[corri800]

This fix doesnt work for the old files. Has anyone got a solution for v1?

[aqua512]

Yep, don't use them

[corri800]

And if I want to?

[aqua512]

Then your shit out of luck. Learn how to use Winhex or ollydbg, then you wont have these issues.

[Evildarkang]

hex editing the program might work if you know what to look for! :)

[aqua512]

I'm glad my files are not like anything you guys use. I don't have these issues nor would i ever. Prime example is the world manager attacks, using Stu's rest server, Knockback bugs, Roar bugs, item dupes, ect.
Good luck working on the Trickster files. I personally refuse them.