How does Memory "Chunks" work in MHS?
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How does Memory "Chunks" work in MHS?
by Zirak » Sun Feb 14, 2010 5:27 am
I'm curious, because I'm coding a DLL trainer that uses VirtualAlloc but it keeps closing my client, so I'm wondering what/how does MHS use to change accessibility on a specified chunk of memory in the client?
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Re: How does Memory "Chunks" work in MHS?
by L. Spiro » Mon Feb 15, 2010 12:54 pm
VirtualAlloc() is for allocating, not changing accessibility.
MHS uses VirtualProtectEx() or a kernel-mode driver to change protections directly.
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MHS uses VirtualProtectEx() or a kernel-mode driver to change protections directly.
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Re: How does Memory "Chunks" work in MHS?
by Zirak » Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:12 pm
Sorry, that's what i meant VirtualProtect
But yeah, I've gotten it to work, thanks!
But yeah, I've gotten it to work, thanks!
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