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Hi, I have been looking all over google for a freaking tutorial on code caving. The problem however, 1,000 results shown are crap (I'm sure everyone's shared the same experience). Anyone know of a published tutorial on the concept? Thanks. | |
I am infected with this virus and am currently disabling when it runs. I was wondering if anyone knew how to remove it securely. I've tried scanning the virus with a few scanners, however none seem to detect it. Thanks for any help in advance. | |
Re: EDIT:^^ Bah, you beat me already. psedo. can either be written up like a prewrite (scramble ideas down and the basic idea of the program) or can be implemented before the code to explain what the following code does. for example: [code] //Include files #include <iostream> //namespace #using namespace std; … | |
Re: [QUOTE=TechTalk101_com]so as far as whats easyest to learn would you still go with c++[/QUOTE] If you want to take the easy way out watch TV. Otherwise, do which will benefit you more. As far as I know, most companies would require you to know both - meaning it doesn't matter … | |
Re: [code]int testmsg; while (true) { if (i.eof()) break; i >> testmsg; cout << testmsg << " "; }[/code] Try [code] while(!eof)[/code] or [code]do { i >> testmsg; cout << testmsg << endl; }while(testmsg); [/code] | |
Re: [code]#include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main() { int num = rand(); ofstream cFile; cFile.open("RanNum.txt"); loop: cFile << num << endl; goto loop; }[/code] A very simple way of doing it which can eventualy overload your computer (I think). However, I'm confused how you want to move the … | |
Re: I would convert the bmp file to a header file. Include it into your project and use dx codes to view it. | |
Re: If you want to use the fstream class then I suggest this link: [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/ref/iostream/fstream/index.html[/url] | |
Here is a source code I found while searching google for API functions. The source will generate a header file from a source file, anyways reading it you can learn a lot. [url]http://www.hwaci.com/sw/mkhdr/makeheaders.c[/url] I also know you can generate header files from a compiled .dll file. Sounds interesting but seems … | |
Hello, I'm working on a authentication project which I don't want to run through a compiled .exe (to easy to hex edit or crack). So I was thinking about having the user enter the password in a compiled MFC App. When user clicks, "Authenticate" the entered information will be sent … | |
**This happens when someone else is logged on** When I click on my account it goes the the, "Loading personal settings" dialog and freezes. I have ZoneAlarm and it does not detected any viruses, so I'm not sure what to do. Other errors: At random times the computer will be … | |
Hello, I'm working on replacing functions in DLL files. I most likely will use a trampoline once I get more advanced. However, my question is (I've tried searching google and only came up with crap) how can I find the API in a DLL? I know I will then need … | |
Re: lol, a possible problem is because of the compiler you are using is not updated with the .lib files necessary for this project. Try commenting out the line: [quote] printf("MD5 Key of the phrase 'md5Test' = <%s>\n", MD5String("md5Test"));[/quote] This should get it to compile, however you will not be able … | |
Hello, I've been working on a security based software from which I got the idea from another program. Here are the details: Upon load of the software a 4 digit string is given (I.E: 1kfh). Then you're prompt for a password. To find your password you would use a Memory … | |
Re: For a free C++ compiler I suggest the Visual Stuido's 2005 Demo.net found at microsoft. However, projects from previous versions (years) will not work I don't believe. I use both VS.net 2003 and 2005 and personaly like 2003 better (of course 2005 is a demo/beta version). | |
Re: Thank you for this tutorial. I was trying this way but did not know I had to add that file. Thank you very much. | |
I hope this makes sense... I made a program which requires authorization by username and password, once logged in it will allow you to load a program. My question is, is there a tutorial for the program being called to only open if it has been called by a certain … | |
Re: [code]#include <iostream> using namespace std; void Print(); int main() { Print(); } void Print() { char Name[] //Your code } [/code] If I understand what you asked right... | |
Re: [quote][code]inFile >> fName >> lName >> score1 >> score2;[/code][/quote] [quote][code]cout << "Your scores are : " << score1 << " " << score2 << " "; cout << score3 << " " << score4 << " " << score5 << endl;[/code][/quote] You are asking for 3, 4, and 5 scores … | |
I'm creating a registration C++ form and everything is working except one thing (at this point anyways). [code]private: System::Void Register_Click(System::Object * sender, System::EventArgs * e) { Username = UsertxtBox->Text; Password = PasstxtBox->Text; if ( Username == "" || Password == "" ) { ErrorTxtBox->Text = "Error in Registration."; } else … | |
Re: If they are all returning true try using else statements... [code]if(input1 > input2 && input2 > input3) { cout << endl; cout << input1 << endl; cout << input2 << endl; cout << input3 << endl; } else if(input2 > input3 && input3 > input1) { cout << endl; cout … | |
Hello, I've worked on Console Apps. For a while and am moving to visual C++. I am working on a form right now and am stuck. What I want to do is if the user prushes a button, it will display the text contained by that button to a label. … |
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