Cracking (HackForums) String Encryption
I wonder who wrote this code...
I wonder who wrote this code...
more like java and c# are the bastard children of c++ but c# doesnt weigh 600 lbs
add client.jar and libs.jar to eclipse buildpath ``` void main() class c = nb.class; for(field f : c.getdeclaredfields()) if f.getname.equals("z") string[] strings = f.get(null); for(string s : strings){ system.out.println(s); } ```
^ nb is the main class i think, launches Minecraft.class also don't have to decompile, since the string cache is always a static field, add client and libs to your eclipse project and get the static field using reflection, dont even need to start the game. <clinit> gets loaded wh
load jars from file or url ``` JarDownloader dl = new JarDownloader(new JarInfo(new File("jar.jar"))); boolean worked = dl.parse(); Map<String, ClassNode> nodes = dl.getContents(); ``` ``` JarDumper dumper = new JarDumper(contents); dumper.dump(new File("out.jar")); ``` Add Analy
https://github.com/TheBiblMan/BiblBytecode Really new to C#, not look at any tutorials so far, just Googled problems. Done a little bit of constant pool parsing, working on getting instructions. No ETA.
> **konloch wrote:** > > > **Bibl wrote:** > > > > https://bitbucket.org/0xJAVA/byte-engineer/src > > > > Looks sexy, I'll have to take a better look at this later. > > Is there any documentation on it? not really its not even done but when I need stuff I just add
https://bitbucket.org/0xJAVA/byte-engineer/src
exactly the same makes code more confusing
> >asks permission to post lib > >doesnt get reply > >posts it anyway o u no me so well dogman i think i posted this before i asked
https://github.com/TSedlar/Sedlar-Bytecode http://rs-hacking.com/forum/index.php?/topic/774-sedlar-bytecode/ Based on jclasslib License: GPL v2 Here's a small example to get the revision for OSRS: ``` JarArchive archive = new JarArchive(new File("./oldschool.jar")); Map<String, C
java games are pretty much dead tbh. move onto c++ and assembly and there's a load of oppurtunities