BYPASS AIKA(Version) - INFO

Hello all,
A long time ago when I participated in the OpenKore Project (Ragnarok bot developed in "Pearl" now known as "Perl"), we had this problem with a brother near the Xtrap the GameGuard. Developers who were part of the team that knew more about emulation server (Client ~ Server / Server ~ Client) with respect to packet switching, developed a client to send packets only when the GameGuard request (the client was called Poseidon).
The scheme was simple: we had to open an client "fake" that had the function to send packets only when the server asked the gameguard bypass to get to the client that was using the bot. "It worked like a charm".
I'm posting this only as a way to help anyone who is available to find a bypass, I'm not saying it's the right way but explaining that we had a way to solve the problems of disconnect.

Sry for sux Google translation!

PM to Dwar, Remka or Grogguz, they will like this idea, I think...

The aika packets are encrypted.
The first step is code an algorithm for decrypt them.

assembly to stop Xtrap call is possible.
but change the client functions to simulate the Xtrap is more complicated.

The solution would be a sniffer program, and to detect a request packet Xtrap, send in the same socket.

I have a sniffer I've programmed some time here, we can use for this, since someone has the algorithm to encrypt and decrypt packages.

I guess it's a little more complicated. Maybe if you try do something like that:
XTrap keeps the socket away from external injections, right?
Maybe the real thing is isolate Xtrap and make him dumb, like a "disable detect, but keep sending real packets"...

It's make any sense to you guys?

If this is done, the Xtrap not open.
A secondary program is expected to inject the client (bypassed), filter the packets and send the RESPONSE packets, simulating the Xtrap.

Simulating is more complicated than isolate... think about it: xtrap keep sending his packets, but not really looking for client safety... its gonna be a blind Xtrap :)