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Hey uh, does anyone know how to make the client not intimidate me into accepting to have it remember my password? I mean i get it if it's once or twice but every day for 3-and-a-half-years is like mobbing, i feel bullied by the game client, it makes me uncomfortable, i am literally triggered.
I'm open to all answers, serious and non-serious alike, including "delet system 32 lmao ultimate prank lel top kek" and "go hang yourself on google hangout, a real hangout, buy a rope".
Thanks in advance.
I'm open to all answers, serious and non-serious alike, including "delet system 32 lmao ultimate prank lel top kek" and "go hang yourself on google hangout, a real hangout, buy a rope".
Thanks in advance.
It's better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. What's even better is to weaponize your words to destroy anyone who dares challenge you.
Hey, I played around with the client. Almost sure the pop-up window is somewhere in dwarclient.exe
The client wraps some php or rewrites its logic in some windows native binaries. There are methods for creating a window in the dwarclient.exe file, but i have only 16g and no libraries to decompile. Almost sure the message it shows: "Do you want to save your password" is hardcoded somewhere in that binary. If someone with the correct tools and RAM can decompile and find the function that's being called, that'd be awesome.
However, the client does some validation on starup, so if you want to use a patched exe, you might want to think about a simple bypass.
Thanks for the kick
The client wraps some php or rewrites its logic in some windows native binaries. There are methods for creating a window in the dwarclient.exe file, but i have only 16g and no libraries to decompile. Almost sure the message it shows: "Do you want to save your password" is hardcoded somewhere in that binary. If someone with the correct tools and RAM can decompile and find the function that's being called, that'd be awesome.
However, the client does some validation on starup, so if you want to use a patched exe, you might want to think about a simple bypass.
Thanks for the kick
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Credentials are stored as :
[Login]
Email=test@test.com
Password=12345
in DwarClient. Windows native debugger stops when the pop is there. I was too hoping for an alert like structure. However, i was able to locate the about form somewhere in the binaries, so the functionality from Main-> remember your password is somewhere in ther as well.
BTW, how do you feel aboud paying money over http
[Login]
Email=test@test.com
Password=12345
in DwarClient. Windows native debugger stops when the pop is there. I was too hoping for an alert like structure. However, i was able to locate the about form somewhere in the binaries, so the functionality from Main-> remember your password is somewhere in ther as well.
BTW, how do you feel aboud paying money over http
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Well, if we want to be explicit about it: yes, every payment method opens a https frame to the payment system.
However, this is prompt to Man in the middle attacks, as the target could be redirected to a fake paypal location, for example. And to add insult to injury: login is in plain text, anyone listening on the network can read that traffic and have the credentials off the bat. Now imagine you saved your paypal/card details in the game, the secured connection to the payment system becomes obsolete.
Several signals have been raised to this company over the years and nothing has been done. It's 2019 and the game is running without a secured connection, but has an ingame message about hackers.
However, this is prompt to Man in the middle attacks, as the target could be redirected to a fake paypal location, for example. And to add insult to injury: login is in plain text, anyone listening on the network can read that traffic and have the credentials off the bat. Now imagine you saved your paypal/card details in the game, the secured connection to the payment system becomes obsolete.
Several signals have been raised to this company over the years and nothing has been done. It's 2019 and the game is running without a secured connection, but has an ingame message about hackers.
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100% agree with you, but as its the game's administration responsibility for making their game secure its also our responsibility to double check before making online payments
so when the website redirects you to paypal, make sure the website is legit and has a secure certificate that is bought and up to date
so when the website redirects you to paypal, make sure the website is legit and has a secure certificate that is bought and up to date
what is the definition of insanity?
Why did this thread turn into game's payment system again? I genuinely was hoping for an answer to stop the game's bullying.
Why you bully me? Everybody asking, why you bully me?
Why you bully me? Everybody asking, why you bully me?
It's better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. What's even better is to weaponize your words to destroy anyone who dares challenge you.
@Kayser Soze
1) Decompile client exe file.
2)Patch the exe, so that it doesn't make calls to the window/form builder.
1) Decompile client exe file.
2)Patch the exe, so that it doesn't make calls to the window/form builder.
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