fix How To Protect your Client against Python Injectors

[Denis 1627]

Tools needed: http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/
 
I have seen that many people are using the python file extractor to steal from other people their work.I don't think it's nice so I found one fix.
 
The main function that executes the python injector is PyRun_SimpleFile, PyRun_SimpleString.

 

We open at HxD the python22.dll and we change the 2 functions that I said.

 

If you want to protect the python22.dll from read you can try to pack it with mpress.(Untested but I think it will work.)

 

After doing that, you can add also a md5 check to the python22.dll because someone maybe try to change the python22.dll with another one where the functions are not modified.

 

Regards.

[Aveline™ 718]

Thx for topic.

 

Regards.

[Padrio 1229]

Thanks mate

[.InyaProduction 1722]

I think the new bin you selfcompile (or the 40250 test client) is safe from py injection. I tried to inject Ingame Map Object editor to it and it didnt work. The client crashed imidietly

[Padrio 1229]

I think the new bin you selfcompile (or the 40250 test client) is safe from py injection. I tried to inject Ingame Map Object editor to it and it didnt work. The client crashed imidietly

 

Yea same here.

[Saddler 1038]

 

I think the new bin you selfcompile (or the 40250 test client) is safe from py injection. I tried to inject Ingame Map Object editor to it and it didnt work. The client crashed imidietly

 

Yea same here.

 

[cBaraN 109]

Thanks my friend...

[Necro 100]

Hi i look on your topic with protection python22.dll againts injections but i dont know which program do you mean this md5 check i find on internet someone like md5 check but it is simple program for showing just same the pograms and i need somthing implement to the exe file. Thanks for your answer. 

[Denis 1627]

Do it with python

import hashlib
print hashlib.md5("filename.exe").hexdigest()

[isaacboy2000 0]

so do i just add the code  PyRun_SimpleFile, PyRun_SimpleString. inside my python22.dll?

 

 

[xP3NG3Rx 24812]

No, you have to rename or fill those strings with 0x00's.

So PyRun_SimpleString in hex:

50 79 52 75 6E 5F 53 69 6D 70 6C 65 53 74 72 69 6E 67

Replace with this:

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

And do same with PyRun_SimpleFile too.