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CRC checks - rajkosto - 07-04-2009
If i modify matrix.exe/launcher.exe i get "Please run virus check and full system scan", if i modify client.dll i get "Incompatible client version" etc, work on how to disable this, makes life much easier (i can modify to output additional debug info etc)
RE: CRC checks - Morpheus - 07-05-2009
as expressed before:
dont touch matrix.exe, dont touch client.dll, touch all other dll's if ya want.
Expect a crc check on server for the exe+dll for client to prevent hacking
Otherwise, calculate CRC of a clean matrix.exe and find where it's sent to server xD.
Tip: getfileversion? something like that? xD
RE: CRC checks - rajkosto - 07-05-2009
hook createfile and when it asks to open matrix.exe or client.dll, open matrix.exe_backup instead and give it file handle to that
RE: CRC checks - Neo - 07-05-2009
the good news too it ..this only happens on life server, when you have own margin server and resend the packet from a clean matrix.exe , matrix starts up
RE: CRC checks - rajkosto - 07-05-2009
obviously, now why dont you do something instead of just posting witty remarks
RE: CRC checks - Morpheus - 07-05-2009
Developped a little packet analyzer program to ... emm analyze packets txt logs.
Currently Matrix.exe data is:
crc: "DF 07 2F A6"
md5: "AE 09 E1 8D 50 E5 BD 6C 0A AE 50 2E 0E 96 28 6B"
Passed them to program in normal and reverse format on a full login log and "surprisingly".. nothing found there for crc nor md5.
So if sent, they may be encrypted/joined with more data
RE: CRC checks - Neo - 07-05-2009
sry no much time atm (at the weekend i only have a few minutes sometimes).
I will check up something more tomorrow.
RE: CRC checks - rajkosto - 07-05-2009
they are sent in margin packets...
which are encrypted after the first packet