msea question

t3dd · 21st December 2005, 15:00

i just wanna ask if anybody knows what kind of protection msea uses...
i know (i think i know) that gms uses nP GG...
but i dont see any signs on nP GG in my msea folder... no processes... no nuts...

so i was wondering if any 13375 here know what kind of anti-hack protection msea uses...
(i dont mean to beg but...) PM me if u care to share any bypass methods...

kohroyston · 21st December 2005, 16:00

CRC Checking if i'm not wrong . of course they have their build in detection by reading running process

strikeboy · 21st December 2005, 16:04

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Originally Posted by kohroyston

CRC Checking if i'm not wrong . of course they have their build in detection by reading running process

yap... msea is using CRC checking, you r correct.... but nneed to use asm to bypass, which i still learning

t3dd · 22nd December 2005, 02:19

ne1 care to explain what CRC checking... and asm is?
but 1 thing i observed is that msea doesnt check processes... so... no use hiding CE and stuff...

jej202 · 22nd December 2005, 02:33

CRC = Cyclic Redundancy Check...what that means is that its makes continuous loops checking a certain memory region to see if you have changed any bytes. In MS's particular case, the client uses CRC32 which is a 32-bit check.

Asm = Assembly. Assembly is a programming language which can create entire programs but its used mostly in debugging/disassembling. You can observe the process of how a program works by tracing through the assembly code that a debugger/disassembler uses.

21st December 2005, 15:00	#1
t3dd Lord of Destiny Join Date: 17th Dec 2005 Posts: 54	msea question i just wanna ask if anybody knows what kind of protection msea uses... i know (i think i know) that gms uses nP GG... but i dont see any signs on nP GG in my msea folder... no processes... no nuts... so i was wondering if any 13375 here know what kind of anti-hack protection msea uses... (i dont mean to beg but...) PM me if u care to share any bypass methods...

21st December 2005, 16:00	#2
kohroyston Lord of Destiny Join Date: 5th Sep 2003 Posts: 54	CRC Checking if i'm not wrong . of course they have their build in detection by reading running process

22nd December 2005, 02:19	#4
t3dd Lord of Destiny Join Date: 17th Dec 2005 Posts: 54	ne1 care to explain what CRC checking... and asm is? but 1 thing i observed is that msea doesnt check processes... so... no use hiding CE and stuff...

22nd December 2005, 02:33	#5
jej202 Lord Join Date: 31st Dec 2004 Posts: 30	CRC = Cyclic Redundancy Check...what that means is that its makes continuous loops checking a certain memory region to see if you have changed any bytes. In MS's particular case, the client uses CRC32 which is a 32-bit check. Asm = Assembly. Assembly is a programming language which can create entire programs but its used mostly in debugging/disassembling. You can observe the process of how a program works by tracing through the assembly code that a debugger/disassembler uses.