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[QUOTE=BountyX]Also if inline is the way to go, any good resources on that heh. Like what registers am I free to use? Or can I use them and just restore later?[/QUOTE] Basically, in c++, if you wanted to create a pure asm function, using inline, you'd do something similar to …
[b]deprecated[/b] means obsolete.
Sleep is a kernel32.dll function. All exports of kernel32.dll are typically associated with windows.h.
One method to do such is to use gdi+. I did it before, but I can't remember exactly how. Hopefully google, coupled with my reference, can help. :]
Open winsock on port 23, then just send the data away. Assuming you'll get a reply for every telnet command you send, you can just use blocking winsock commands in a loop. i.e: [code] readdata(Filename, CommandArray) initwinsock() for (int x=0;x<UpperBound(IPList);x++) { connect(ip) for (int i=0;i<UpperBound(CommandArray);i++) { send(CommandArray[i]) recv(RecieveBuffer) handlebuffer(RecieveBuffer) } …
Fuck. I wrote a big essay on how to do it only to be confronted by a screen asking me to logon, then I lost it all.:evil: Here I go again.. API hooking is usually done by placing a jmp opcode at the start of the function the programmer wants …
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