rathaha Moderator
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| Subject: Finding Hooks Thu Jun 19, 2014 3:42 am | |
| To find a hook we need to find what is called the Jal Hook. It's value is: 0x0E331750 Search that value and copy addresses. Change them all to 00000000 when your done. Make sure you remmeber the address (So write it down) if you freeze turning it on then you just found a hook which is used for making largger subroutine codes. | |
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[NEON]Clan Leader Admin
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| Subject: Re: Finding Hooks Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:17 am | |
| Nice! Looks interesting. | |
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I'mNotANoob Member
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| Subject: Re: Finding Hooks Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:26 am | |
| Whats a JAL do? Why do we need to change it too 00000000? | |
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rathaha Moderator
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| Subject: Re: Finding Hooks Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:13 am | |
| if your hook is inactive it will not jump to your routine So | |
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I'mNotANoob Member
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| Subject: Re: Finding Hooks Thu Jun 19, 2014 10:39 am | |
| - rathaha wrote:
- if your hook is inactive it will not jump to your routine
So That didn't explain what a JAL does. A JAL is what does the following: Jump and Link In Assembly we Jump and link by sending registers aka s0,t0 etc.. too the given function aka linking. We then can return that value with v1,v0. Also, thats what a JAL does. You didn't explain to me why we use the JAL hook | |
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