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LoaderCSharp

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LoaderCSharp:
Loader C# source code,
It will search in memory for hex string and will replace with another hex string.
Maybe somebody will find it usefull.
 

LoaderCSharp.zip

do the strings need to be same length?

  • Author

No!
Exemple I've replace this:
string hex_to_find = "7E0100000420370200006F7E130006749C020002026F930B0006FE0E0000DE0326FE1AFE0C00002A";
with this:
string hex_replacewith = "172A";  // just return true in ilcode
 

I guess Coderipper i needed this i also asked ques on BS so let me see and read it :D

Thanks +1 for this

  • 3 weeks later...
On 2/9/2016 at 4:38 PM, CodeCracker said:

No!
Exemple I've replace this:
string hex_to_find = "7E0100000420370200006F7E130006749C020002026F930B0006FE0E0000DE0326FE1AFE0C00002A";
with this:
string hex_replacewith = "172A";  // just return true in ilcode
 

How about replacing shorter hex with longer hex?

  • Author
2 hours ago, idrcelab said:

How about replacing shorter hex with longer hex?

It will simply put hex_replacewith where it will find string hex_to_find! The code will be replaced at the begining of finded hex!
 

How about replacing multi hex?

  • 1 month later...

Interesting, so in the loaded application ("ultimatebot.exe") i would have to write a code that closes the program if certain string does not matches the content written by the loader?

Edited by _Wolf

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