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Sorry for not posting

April 22nd, 2008

Sorry ive not been updating as much as Id like to I have been busy with some work in college etc.

I will be posting some stuff on wednesday 22nd April 2008 with some C tutorials on Arrays

I will also post a tutorial on cURL in PHP and some command line PHP

Serial Fishing EA Games

February 26th, 2008

EA Games could not have made serial fishing any more easier. In the support directory there is a file called xxx_code.exe (xxx = Name of the game).

To Succesfuly  fish this application you only need to place a breakpoint on one call. This tutorial will walk you through Finding out the call, Setting your breakpoint and Getting your final Key.

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Rows in mySQL and PHP

February 26th, 2008

Ok in mySQL you have rows in a Table. In these rows you have columns. Each row has a certain number of columns with headers. The easiest way to show this is a News System.

Each row has its own unique ID

Each Row has Cols named (example):

id, title, body, poster, timestamp

In this tutorial I am going to show you how to use mysql_fetch_array to get each part of these rows.

Ok First we must create our query. It is important that you put this into a variable.

include 'config.php';

$sql = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM `news` ORDER BY `id` DESC LIMIT 0,5');

?>

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Protection from SQL Injection

February 26th, 2008

SQL Injection is injecting SQL Through a Get or Post from a script into

the SQL. for Example

member.php?id=6

The code for SQL may be

$id = $_GET['id']
$row= mysql_query('select * from `members` where id=$id');

This would allow the Attacker to Execute a Union Select statement.This

would look like

member.php?id=’ UNION SELECT concat(username,char(58),password) FROM

members
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The IF Statment

February 26th, 2008

Like many other languages C has an if statement and it is pretty easy to grasp the concept. The if statement in C is very similar to the one you may have seen if you code PHP.

Ok lets start we will create a little application to ask for a name and compare it.

Start your C application by adding stdio.h and create your main function


#include 

int main() {

}

Now we will create a variable called name the variable will be char.

char name[1024];

Now we need to get the user to do some input by asking the name and receiving user input using the printf and sprintf functions. Your code should be similar to the followng.
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User Input with Variables

February 26th, 2008

Ok my Second C tut and some people asked me to Include some Variables with User input.

Lets Begin.

Create your main class and add the include stdio.h

#include 

int main() {

}

Now we shall crate our variable. Lets call it Name and allow it to accept 1024 bytes

To do this we use the char* variable

char name[1024];

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Visual Basic Application Cracking

February 26th, 2008

Code Cave Project

Tools you will need:
OllyDbg

Ok, this tutorial is really hard to write. Wasting my time to teach others. I don’t why I do it, I guess it’s just the person I am. I will continue to work on this tutorial and add more info on code caves + fix spelling mistakes and other things I got wrong.

If you have a question, ask and if you feel some information is wrong please tell as I will research and fix it if needed.

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Hello World

February 26th, 2008

First of all you should know this Tutorial is Written for NASM

An application can be divided into sections. These sections are .text for your code, .data for data and .bss for uninitialized data. There can be a few standard sections but theres rarely a need for them. A program must have at least .text section.

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Now Open

February 26th, 2008

iCrack is now Open.

Here you will find a range of RCE & Coding tutorials in the form of this blog. I  will try to add a new tutorial every day.
If you need any help just comment on the post and I will help out.

Peace,
– Affix

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