[ReRelease] GunzShit.7z

Okay, I've been asked a few times to reupload GunzShit. So I decided

http://i.imgflip.com/4a1zw.jpg

Have fun: Filebeam - Beam up that File Scottie!

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Note: credits go to the creators

whats this?

Some of the shit Jacob/Phail collected back in the day. He dropped it in a .7z and uploaded. Can't find the original thread though. Think it's deleted.

Is there any useful things there we could use in 1.5?

Probably, yes. There are many sources in there, maybe you can implement them in your 1.5 client/server. Just check it out, you might find something useful you can use or further develop.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Chrisss

Is there any useful things there we could use in 1.5?

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Here's the contents;
http://i.imgur.com/znXhBpt.png?1

Is this the Anti Hack thing? If so, does anyone know if it works?

http://puu.sh/4U63I.png

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Chrisss

Is this the Anti Hack thing? If so, does anyone know if it works?

http://puu.sh/4U63I.png

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if its the one similar to the current darkguard i can't say it protect much

Quote:

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Originally Posted by justnoob123

if its the one similar to the current darkguard i can't say it protect much

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Its been updated maytimes from "6/6/2011" Plus the current one is being worked on a lot in the passed 2 weeks.

Holy shit this is old.

A few of the best things that came out of these projects:

SendPacket.asm

this was a nice little shell code to embed packet sending:

Code:

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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Hack Checking Packet;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Theoretical - MASM32;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;


.386
include \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc
.code


start:
        call ObtainEIP
       
ObtainEIP:
        pop ebp
        add ebp, PacketPointer-ObtainEIP
        mov eax, [ebp+4]
        mov ecx, PacketPointer-FinalCode
        mov edx, [ebp]
       
        push ecx
        push edx
        push 40h
        push 1000h
        push ecx
        push 0
        call dword ptr ds:[eax] ;VirtualAlloc
        pop edx
        pop ecx
       
        mov [edx],eax
        lea edi,[edx]
        sub ebp, [PacketPointer-FinalCode]
        lea esi,[ebp]
        rep movs byte ptr es: [edi], byte ptr ds: [esi]
        retn
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Code Executed;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
FinalCode:
        pushad
                mov eax, [006F0000h] ;Socket
                mov eax,[eax]
                mov ebx, [006E0000h]
                mov edx, 0FF66h
                mov [ebx],edx
                mov edx, 0FF6bh
                mov [ebx+4],edx
                mov edx, 0FFCDh
                mov [ebx+8],edx
                mov edx, 90FFh
                mov [ebx+12],edx
                mov ecx, [esp+36]
                mov [ebx+14],ecx
                push 0
                push 32
                push ebx
                push eax
                call dword ptr ds:[005E65C4h]
        popad
        retn
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Variable Definitions;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
PacketPointer dd 006A0000h
VirtuallAllocAddress dd 005E62ECh


end start

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Kore

Kore was one of my first C++ projects (albeit a bit terrible) and one of the first few GunZ bots that exploited servers.

Bunny and Hare

Bunny & Hare were at the time the most optimized and stable emulators out. They're now set to an archive on my github: https://github.com/Theoretical/bunnyemu

Packet Logger

This was a projected created by Astaelan that I LOVED to use.

Watch The Throne

For those that remember the server this was the source code of the module I created.

Envy/Eris

Envy & Eris were two different projects completing the same goal for GunZ. These were the basic anti-cheat and add-on systems designed by fisher and myself.

Envy V2

This was a C# proxy (oh god why did I ever make this?) for matchserver. The packet handling was terrible, the networking was terrible, etc.

Interlude

This was a fun attempt at using C++ and boost to make a proxy for matchserver.

GoGo

GoGo was meant to be an emulator that featured immense customization with the best optimization and speed that C++ & boost could throw out. The project started dying off due to lack of time between Clark, Specials, and myself.