Memory Hacking Software

I have found AAC extremely useful - It helps me to bypass games like Wolfteam. I would like to suggest (as far-fetched as this may seem) to create a AAC filter.

What I mean by a AAC filter is by filtering out all the AAC combinations in an order (like 0 0 0 0 0 then 0 0 0 0 1 then 0 0 0 1 1 and so on and so forth), telling the MHS user which combination would not give a BSoD / would bypass / would not cause the MHS's user's computer to reboot. Then, this would aid in bypassing XTrap / GameGuard.

Obviously, I have no experience in programming / coding whatsoever so please do not ask me HOW I would go about doing this.

Therefore, the sequence of events would be:

1. Open MHS.
2. Open target process (GameGuard / XTrap) by opening the intended game to hack.
3. Open AAC filter.
4. Generate and filter out all unusable knob combinations and create a list of usable combinations.
5. Select a knob combination + save list.
6. Start hacking!

hmmm...not bad! I have no programming experience either, so i dunno what to do.

It would be good if we have this. Then we won't need to spend long hours finding combinations.

But, I think even if this works, it should only be in the Private Section or else the whole of the hacking community will be in chaos.

Why whould it be in the private section?
It just makes a task easier, it does not make the program able to make u fly.
I dont know what there is in the private section , but i dont think an ADD like this whould be suted for that section.

As i am thinking that P.section containes hacks and passes that are more imporatant, think that if they got to the wrong hands could make us all
go to jail.
Stupid game cheats and hacks do not need to be so private..

MHS has unlimited potential.Some1 that is able to use it corectly can do
things that u whould not even imagine.

If this doesn't go into Private Section then the whole hacking community will be in chaos since the bypass can be generated using AAC knobs. If the AAC filter can help you find the correct combinations, then practically the knobs cannot be patched since L. Spiro once said that every computer is unique in its own way.

Then after XTrap will patch AAC and we have nothing, again.

Some of you might say: AAC can never be patched.

But, anything is possible in this world.

i don't think we will ever get this, how should a program know how to find the correct bypass?
its the same as making 20 bypasses and giving them to a program which tests them all on a game, something only a human brain can do

A script example in the help file can already do this. It is entirely possible for MHS to detect the correct knob settings.


L. Spiro

okay never mind then xD
i thought it was hard, but it seems easy then.

yeah but theres no telling that the correct knob settings wont BSOD you =P

Sychotix wrote:yeah but theres no telling that the correct knob settings wont BSOD you =P

If BSOD, then it is not the correct knob settings xP