How can i change a value of a address of the memory of a process?

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313 Games wrote:
> How can i change a value of a address of the memory of a process?

If it is in the same process, copymemory, if its not, you don't have a
chance without LOTS of fragile stuff (dll injection, etc...)

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Dean Earley (EMAIL REMOVED)
i-Catcher Development Team

iCode Systems

> 313 Games wrote:
>> How can i change a value of a address of the memory of a process?
>
> If it is in the same process, copymemory, if its not, you don't have a
> chance without LOTS of fragile stuff (dll injection, etc...)
>
> --
> Dean Earley (EMAIL REMOVED)
> i-Catcher Development Team
>
> iCode Systems

so, basicly i cannot do that? aww...

313 Games wrote:
>> 313 Games wrote:
>>> How can i change a value of a address of the memory of a process?
>> If it is in the same process, copymemory, if its not, you don't have a
>> chance without LOTS of fragile stuff (dll injection, etc...)
>
> so, basicly i cannot do that? aww...

Not in any NT based OS.
It's called security to stop one process interfering with another's
unless explicitly allowed.

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Dean Earley (EMAIL REMOVED)
i-Catcher Development Team

iCode Systems