I was beat to it by a day! I was going to release mine tomorrow! :(++
http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Lockdown
http://www.javaop.com/~ron/code/lockdown
Pure C.
Not as pretty as Warz's code, but it's complete :P
haha that really sucks.
How long had you been attempting to complete this iago?
Probably a few months. I haven't been working hard, though, just chipping away in my spare time. I told very few people I was even working on it because I didn't want people to expect it quickly.
Well it payed off in the end. O and by the way you don't need all the lockdown dll's to use it, right?
Actually you do, because The real lockdowns crev themselves as well.
So if you actually want to pass crev, you need the dll which it asks for.
So, to pass lockdown you need 5 files, The 3 main game files like the old days, The dll of that particular lockdown, and the screen buffer.
~Hdx
Quote from: HdxBmx27 on June 04, 2007, 01:09:44 AM
Actually you do, because The real lockdowns crev themselves as well.
So if you actually want to pass crev, you need the dll which it asks for.
So, to pass lockdown you need 5 files, The 3 main game files like the old days, The dll of that particular lockdown, and the screen buffer.
~Hdx
kk thanks :)
Quote from: Hell-Lord on June 04, 2007, 01:12:50 AM
Quote from: HdxBmx27 on June 04, 2007, 01:09:44 AM
Actually you do, because The real lockdowns crev themselves as well.
So if you actually want to pass crev, you need the dll which it asks for.
So, to pass lockdown you need 5 files, The 3 main game files like the old days, The dll of that particular lockdown, and the screen buffer.
~Hdx
kk thanks :)
Yeah, it's unfortunate but what can you do?
Quote from: iago on June 04, 2007, 08:57:29 AM
Quote from: Hell-Lord on June 04, 2007, 01:12:50 AM
Quote from: HdxBmx27 on June 04, 2007, 01:09:44 AM
Actually you do, because The real lockdowns crev themselves as well.
So if you actually want to pass crev, you need the dll which it asks for.
So, to pass lockdown you need 5 files, The 3 main game files like the old days, The dll of that particular lockdown, and the screen buffer.
~Hdx
kk thanks :)
Yeah, it's unfortunate but what can you do?
I'm not sure, but how alike are the DLL's in a binary comparison. If all that's different is a few DWORDs in SHA_FINAL, then you could just generate the DLL's on the fly from the rest of one and a hashtable (or hell, array) of the DWORD values in the your DLL's library.
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I'm not sure, but how alike are the DLL's in a binary comparison. If all that's different is a few DWORDs in SHA_FINAL, then you could just generate the DLL's on the fly from the rest of one and a hashtable (or hell, array) of the DWORD values in the your DLL's library.
They're very different.
Although you do have a point, it might be possible to just store one and compressed bindiffs of the others. That may cut down on harddrive consumption, but it probably wouldn't be worth the extra hassle.
There like 11kb.. Not worth the hassle.... (220kb total)
~Hdx
Just in case GMail keeps sucking, Hdx, I'm posting a commandline lockdown calculator. Run it with no parameters to get instructions.