Help/Support Question about Bypassing Binary Edit Detection

de2ndlaw · July 25, 2015

Hey guys, I just wanted to ask, if there is a process within the game which detects for whether there have been edits made to the game binary, is there a possibility of this process being written as a function within the game binary itself, or is that impossible?

Thank you!

Goggwell · July 25, 2015

Memory checks (maybe not, but most likely is)

Check shmoo's tutorial on that subject

(Also could be an issue with timing, maybe try NSTimer in your Tweak.xm)

de2ndlaw · July 25, 2015

Yeah I tried that. The binary passed detection upon entry, which was the first check, but the check also comes at specific instances e.g. at the end of a mission, and hence NSTimer would unfortunately be insufficient for this case. Yeah I'll check shmoo's tutorial and see how it goes. Thanks!

Yeah so I checked that, and realized that he is talking about specific memory detections. What I will need however is probably on a larger scale. Ah well maybe it is too much to ask.

KingRalph · July 26, 2015

Yeah I tried that. The binary passed detection upon entry, which was the first check, but the check also comes at specific instances e.g. at the end of a mission, and hence NSTimer would unfortunately be insufficient for this case. Yeah I'll check shmoo's tutorial and see how it goes. Thanks!

Yeah so I checked that, and realized that he is talking about specific memory detections. What I will need however is probably on a larger scale. Ah well maybe it is too much to ask.

It depends on your tweak. You could make an in-game menu with a switch for your tweak and tell the user to turn off your hack at certain intervals.

de2ndlaw · July 26, 2015

Yeah. If only I knew how haha. Is the code for making such a menu dependent on the game itself, or is there a general way to make such a menu? Because currently I have no idea how actually.