Quote:Original post by StratBoy61If you have some experience with assembly, yes, it is *that* easy. I just started learning to reverse engineer a few weeks ago, and it only took me a few hours to find that one of the steps in a procedure was to compute the MD5 has of a password. Now that I've been doing it for a few weeks (maybe an hour a day average), I'm mapping almost every function in a program I knew nothing about that was coded in a very strange way.Quote:Original post by hplus0603
All of these methods suffer from the weakness that, in the end, they do trust data from the client, so a determined hacker can disassemble your program and send any score he wants.
I am curious about that to tell you the truth. Is it *that* easy to disassemble a C++ program and understand what it does ?[...]
simple encryption
Thank you hplus0603 and Extrarius
How naive of me to think it was that hard to crack a program...
Thank you again guys ; I will definitely focus on the subjet (when coding a client program) with more consideration.
Cheers
StratBoy61
How naive of me to think it was that hard to crack a program...
Thank you again guys ; I will definitely focus on the subjet (when coding a client program) with more consideration.
Cheers
StratBoy61
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