iago's lockdown source (100% C)

[iago]

I was beat to it by a day! I was going to release mine tomorrow! ++

http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Lockdown
http://www.javaop.com/~ron/code/lockdown

Pure C.

Not as pretty as Warz's code, but it's complete

[l2k-Shadow]

why all the sudden releases?

damn, loading is back.

[iago]

why all the sudden releases?

damn, loading is back.

I always release my code. And I just finished it a couple days ago, and was testing it this weekend. I was going to release it tomorrow or Monday, but there's no sense in waiting now that it's out there.

[Hdx]

So, who wants to help convert it to java?
The cool thing about ron's code is that it dosen't use the lockdown dlls in any way (Aside from a pure data form) It dosen't have the dlls do the hard parts.
~Hdx

[warz]

not sure if hard parts is the right phrase - more like the large parts.

[iago]

not sure if hard parts is the right phrase - more like the large parts.

No, those were the hardest functions by far. Although I admit it's mainly because of their length. If you make one mistake, it could take you an hour to find it. And I pretty much make several mistakes per function as a rule

[warz]

well, yeah, they were easily the hardest, but the main reason that we didn't have a C++ conversion was due to their length. i mean, already have a working implementation on windows... what was the point in reversing a rather large function? that thought was always lurking. hehe.

[Rob]

I saw no good reason to reverse the large functions, for an implementation that was solely for windows. 

[Hero]

Good work sarge.

[Warrior]

Here, after reversing lockdown in it's entirety it will be eventually more easily understood. It could help with documentation and with implementations across other platforms. Additionally, it is in a sense future proof if the lockdown dlls were ever to even slightly change.

[iago]

I saw no good reason to reverse the large functions, for an implementation that was solely for windows. 

Because it's fun and rewarding!

[vuther.de]

Good job iago, but I don't know why you released this for..

[Warrior]

So people (like you) who can't reverse it themselves can use it? Why else?

Stop being such a damn elitist just because Rob let you use his implementation. Before his you were QQing about it just like every other "programmer"

[Barabajagal]

So does this work with DRTL/DSHR/JSTR/SSHR as well? And if so, how do I find out what memory locations to read from? Is there a beginning and ending byte sequence to look for perhaps?

[brew]

if you had read the first link, iago made a screen dumper. go make them yourself.