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Hi everybody,
I want to build a proxy between server and client to get information about the packets of TERA.
The patching process is working perfectly (my application can find and modify the memory-data of TERA), but the client can't connect with my local proxy.
Other Info:
- We are searching new members in our developer-team so I'm waiting not only good answers but enthusiastic developers for proxy, packet-analysing, bot-algorithm, etc.
Neter
skype: mimir_gotty
I like to use an open-source Java proxy called jsocks. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] . Then you can setup some proxy client, like Proxychain to connect to your server.
I've used another way to get packets from server and from my client, i've just set a network sniffer on my network card.
All packets are crypted but u can already try to sniff and analyse them to work in // with your proxy.
i'm not that skilled in decrypting process so i've left this idea (i'm still working on kikimeter and have trouble to find damages done :( )
I've just used wireshark to get the packets.
No proxy using what??
just a suggestion try using squid proxy will record all packets on your network.:D
Thanks a lot!
I solved the problem and built a packet sniffer which is filtering the 79.110.94.212:7802 address as destination/source.
I'm getting lots of packets: 7-10 packets / sec. The 60% of the packets are ingoing packets.