LOL Mainly C and Python... I decided to try this in C++ to see what differences there were between doing this in C vs C++. Hint: like 3 lines had minor changes. Also, I can read JS much much more than I write in it since I'm not much of a web dev.
@@siimtulev1759 LOL Nice. I've worked in 30+ languages (at minimum tinkered). I only care about the standard I follow based on the team/project I'm working. It changes for me.
I recommend (for your next video, just a tip, don’t take seriously): 1. Closing StackOverflow (bruh). 2. Turning off your phone. 3. Going into F11. 4. Scaling the text. 5. stop using Brave 1000 - 7. STOPPING USING CURLY BRACKETS ON THE NEXT LI-
1. Nah, SO is a valuable resource especially when you have questions about even the slightest issues such as VS errors that you're just missing something stupid lol. 2. Can't turn off phone, need it on for work 24x7 (not giving away what that is though... well not for at least another 1.5 years) 3. Step into with F11 is nice... didn't remember the hot key and will keep it in mind now! =) 4. Yeah it's absolutely fine on my screen but others mentioned the size issue post-recording. I'm looking into local magnification options rather than scaling cuz big text bothers me... lol 5. But I like Brave. 1000 - 7. No. =P But overall, love the comments and conversation.
@@DungeonsAndDiving Exactly for this reason, the Ryzen master shows the following message: "overlock is not supported by the processor". But I have a 5500 and it does overlock, understand? Then I wanted to "unlock the program" to skip this check. I know that have one dll called devices.dll that do a check for It. But i dont know how tô modify the code, with X64dbg or any other.
What motherboard do you have? Found this on Reddit: "OC on a520 is not supported by AMD which is why ryzen master isn’t working. Any overclocking you will be able to do will probably be limited to BCLK in BIOS."
If you have access to a private server itself, you "could" do stuff but I would be more inclined to look into modifying the values of the game directly rather than dll injection. DLL injection is more intended to add a function or run something not necessarily part of the target binary. Think "malware hiding in explorer.exe".
I mean, metasploit "might" have a module that targets that private server... but the end game for most of metasploit is to attempt to get remote code execution... i.e. running a program of our choosing, rather than modifying the memory for the game you want to change. Can I ask what game it is and if YOU are the one running it? Keep in mind there are multiple laws that you'd run afoul of by doing any of this if you do not have the explicit permission by the system owner. ALSO, DMCA could come into play if the data is encrypted in any way (breaking encryption is bad and also not trivial).
@@DungeonsAndDiving im playing battlestar galactica on private server btw i just wanted to verify if sided server games are vulnerable to remote code execution ..
For simplicity's sake.. if it's on the Internet, it's vulnerable. The question is... if someone has found the vulnerability yet, if it's a viable RCE route, and if someone has written the exploit yet. Do you have permission from the owner of the server to do things? That's an easy answer if it's your server.. lol
10:08 ahhh I can’t look at that curly brackets on the next line after function, you probably never coded in JS
LOL Mainly C and Python... I decided to try this in C++ to see what differences there were between doing this in C vs C++. Hint: like 3 lines had minor changes. Also, I can read JS much much more than I write in it since I'm not much of a web dev.
I am JS developer myself, I only use braces just like in the video :D
@@siimtulev1759 LOL Nice. I've worked in 30+ languages (at minimum tinkered). I only care about the standard I follow based on the team/project I'm working. It changes for me.
I recommend (for your next video, just a tip, don’t take seriously):
1. Closing StackOverflow (bruh).
2. Turning off your phone.
3. Going into F11.
4. Scaling the text.
5. stop using Brave
1000 - 7. STOPPING USING CURLY BRACKETS ON THE NEXT LI-
1. Nah, SO is a valuable resource especially when you have questions about even the slightest issues such as VS errors that you're just missing something stupid lol.
2. Can't turn off phone, need it on for work 24x7 (not giving away what that is though... well not for at least another 1.5 years)
3. Step into with F11 is nice... didn't remember the hot key and will keep it in mind now! =)
4. Yeah it's absolutely fine on my screen but others mentioned the size issue post-recording. I'm looking into local magnification options rather than scaling cuz big text bothers me... lol
5. But I like Brave.
1000 - 7. No. =P
But overall, love the comments and conversation.
I only want unlock software to overclock with my Motherboard. 😂 Ryzen Master. Is possible? 😳👉👈
LOL For that you should just use the tool provided by AMD... www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master
@@DungeonsAndDiving Exactly for this reason, the Ryzen master shows the following message: "overlock is not supported by the processor". But I have a 5500 and it does overlock, understand? Then I wanted to "unlock the program" to skip this check.
I know that have one dll called devices.dll that do a check for It. But i dont know how tô modify the code, with X64dbg or any other.
What motherboard do you have? Found this on Reddit:
"OC on a520 is not supported by AMD which is why ryzen master isn’t working. Any overclocking you will be able to do will probably be limited to BCLK in BIOS."
Yes, that's right, but what I want is to skip checking the software itself, just to see where it goes.@@DungeonsAndDiving
can you use a dll injector to get unlimited ressouces on server sided games running on a private server ?
If you have access to a private server itself, you "could" do stuff but I would be more inclined to look into modifying the values of the game directly rather than dll injection. DLL injection is more intended to add a function or run something not necessarily part of the target binary. Think "malware hiding in explorer.exe".
@@DungeonsAndDiving so is there any chance to metasploit a private server and gain access to unlimited ressources ?
I mean, metasploit "might" have a module that targets that private server... but the end game for most of metasploit is to attempt to get remote code execution... i.e. running a program of our choosing, rather than modifying the memory for the game you want to change. Can I ask what game it is and if YOU are the one running it? Keep in mind there are multiple laws that you'd run afoul of by doing any of this if you do not have the explicit permission by the system owner. ALSO, DMCA could come into play if the data is encrypted in any way (breaking encryption is bad and also not trivial).
@@DungeonsAndDiving im playing battlestar galactica on private server btw i just wanted to verify if sided server games are vulnerable to remote code execution ..
For simplicity's sake.. if it's on the Internet, it's vulnerable. The question is... if someone has found the vulnerability yet, if it's a viable RCE route, and if someone has written the exploit yet. Do you have permission from the owner of the server to do things? That's an easy answer if it's your server.. lol