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Yep but this not make cs3 file to live... I tried to opening .cs3 files but only krix-krax have into it... So only that can make a server side protection (xtrap) who have tools for it!
You are unfortunatelly right, it sort of a doesn't work with the new version of Xtrap.:grr:
For some reason it worked well with the 5350 version.
It should be on webserver... Example if you are using windows just downlaod a xampp or appserv, put XTrapUpdate directory into htdocs / wwwroot directory and put your local ip (127.0.0.1) into hosts...
<void (__cdecl*)(char*,char*)>(0x00A090B0)
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i've also figured out a way to hook the string unpack function in c++
all i did was brute-force it since i can't seem to reverse it ... and this way managed to make my own string, also seems only the second part of the string is relevant, tried using different first parts and it worked well, this is the start of second part "0F7D04245" (httpCode:<void (__cdecl*)(char*,char*)>(0x00A090B0)good luck
btw: CS3 files aren't relevant to version or whatever, they are made based on client (cabalmain.exe) so u better code ur won x-trap version check ... also from what i know, no1 managed generate at least 1 ... so the only option, if you want x-trap server-side, is to use simp clientpacked
it's doable, but at the moment i don't have a decent understanding of encryption and how it should be applied to network communication, imagine i need more then a ping-pong packet ... since that can be replicated, just like the x-trap heartbeatyou can do a server<->client dll which check version and MD5 for xtrap files and if not match than just drop all incoming packets
here's an update:
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i've also figured out a way to hook the string unpack function in c++
all i did was brute-force it since i can't seem to reverse it ... and this way managed to make my own string, also seems only the second part of the string is relevant, tried using different first parts and it worked well, this is the start of second part "0F7D04245" (httpCode:<void (__cdecl*)(char*,char*)>(0x00A090B0)good luck
btw: CS3 files aren't relevant to version or whatever, they are made based on client (cabalmain.exe) so u better code ur won x-trap version check ... also from what i know, no1 managed generate at least 1 ... so the only option, if you want x-trap server-side, is to use simp clientpacked