COString

[SheenBR]

Let me first explain what this program does.
It reads all the executable/section binary searching for all strings inside it, and then dumps to a txt file.

This program has not a GUI, its command-line.

You could use it to find strings you would want to change inside the executable because it will also give you the string offset.

The usage is documented in the program, just double click it and you'll know what you need to do.

If you will use it with a section dumped, you just go to CFF Explorer, dump the section to disk. Save the Virtual Address of it. Convert to decimal using windows calc and sum the exe's base address. Should be 40000 (also convert it to decimal). Use the result as the second argument to the executable.

I wont provide source yet.
.NET FRAME 2.0 REQUIRED!

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Thanks to bobsobol.

 

[Xc0deRed93]

I can't relate. but I will update this if there is a further more explanation on what it is really the benefits, use of this program. Overall I Thank You.

 

[SheenBR]

This program just dump all the strings data into a separated text file with its offset.

OFFSET = "some text".

 

[ARPANET]

nice release!

does this mean we can customize GM commands like /_block /_kickout to our liking? or am i wrong?

thanks!


EDIT: i just checked, i was wrong, is there any way we can customize the GM commands?

 

[cypher]

TEST COMMANDS!

Yes you can use any hex editor to do that...