Simple process blocking source [Antihack]

Not a big thing, but this code can block some third party tools. depends on you how to use it.



make a new .cpp file [antihack.cpp] and paste below thing:

Quote:

---

#include "windows.h"
#include "stdafx.h"

void Antihack()
{
MessageBox(NULL, "Hacking Detected! Please close third party processes and try again.", NULL, MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR);

exit(1);
}

void main()
{
char* vector[3];
vector[0] = "Cheat Engine 6.1";
vector[1] = "Injector";
vector[2] = "Injex";

while(true)
{
system(" Color 3");
printf("Scanning for 3rd party processes...");
for(int x = 0; x < 3; x++)
{
if(FindWindowA(0, vector[x]))
{
system("color 1");
printf("[%s]\n\a",vector[x]);
void Antihack();

}
}


}
}

---

Main.cpp:

below mlog("InitialLoading success.\n");

paste :

Quote:

---

CreateThread(0, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)Antihack, 0, 0, 0);

---

below HRESULT GetDirectXVersionViaDxDiag( DWORD* pdwDirectXVersionMajor, DWORD* pdwDirectXVersionMinor, TCHAR* pcDirectXVersionLetter );


paste :

Quote:

---

void Antihack();

---

there are some minor mistakes in declaration, but you can fix it.. i just released an idea how to block third party tools.

Feel free to use it :D


credits:
thaurus

Is it a new hack blocker ... ?

this not a anit-hack,
this check for bad windows
vector[0] = "Cheat Engine 6.1";

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Tannous

Is it a new hack blocker ... ?

---

most of hacking is done with injector n actools macros.. u can block those processes...

block actools also...

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by SeaTroll

this not a anit-hack,
this check for bad windows
vector[0] = "Cheat Engine 6.1";

---

it blocks third party tools so its an antihack for me

but if i rename my window its bypass,

u can better block the injection of the dll,
or
byte checker if there are asm line changed

Window title changer

Seriously?

good release you dont expect alot of these releases.

The irony.

LOL, I made this video lesson for almost 1 year.
Nowadays it is useless
Bypass = SetWindowText ()
Can you use: char * array [] = {"Cheat Engine 6.1", "X-Speed"} ..
And use for:
for (int x = 0; x <sizeof (array);x++)
{
if (FindWindowA (0, array[x])) {
printf ("%[^\n]s detected.", array[x]); / / not testing
}

}

C++ Tutorial - Simples Anti Hack - YouTube

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by a1tl4

LOL, I made this video lesson for almost 1 year.
Nowadays it is useless
Bypass = SetWindowText ()
Can you use: char * array [] = {"Cheat Engine 6.1", "X-Speed"} ..
And use for:
for (int x = 0; x <sizeof (array);x++)
{
if (FindWindowA (0, array[x])) {
printf ("%[^\n]s detected.", array[x]); / / not testing
}

}

C++ Tutorial - Simples Anti Hack - YouTube

---

yea a1tl4 i mentioned you for credits... YOU ARE THAURUS :D Caught in ACT ! ^^

Lol, are you kidding me?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ronny786

yea a1tl4 i mentioned you for credits... YOU ARE THAURUS :D Caught in ACT ! ^^

---

I know, I'm just saying that I added this video for almost 1 year.

What if you hooked the IAT address of FindWindowA() to make it do something completely different upon execution ?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Nova

What if you hooked the IAT address of FindWindowA() to make it do something completely different upon execution ?

---

Read the title again, simple.