Learn how to perform an internal trampoline hook to redirect flow from one function to another. Simple code, fully explained.
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A detour can be placed anywhere and all it does is jump. In my mind, hooking better describes the art of hooking an entire function and directing it to your own function. What I have just described is what I think is best referred to as a trampoline hook. First off, a trampoline hook is typically internal. You inject your DLL which contains a function with the same declaration as the function you're hooking. It has the same arguments, return type and calling convention. In this function you have your own code you want to execute and at the end of your function, you call the original function.
But if you execute the original function, it just jumps to your own function again, so you get an infinite loop from hell.
Thus, the trampoline hook was born. Instead of jumping back to the original function after your function executes, you jump to a trampoline or gateway. The is gateway then jumps back to the original function, but it jumps at the byte after your jump occurs, thus evading the infinite loop.
To do a trampoline hook, you create a regular detour which detours the target function to your function. In your function you execute your code, and then instead of returning to the original function, you jump to the gateway, execute your stolen bytes and then proceed to jump to the original function, a few bytes later after your detour, thus skipping the original detour.
In this C++ Internal Trampoline Hook Tutorial you will learn how to use OpenGL Hook. C++ is a robust and worldwide known computer programming language its used extensively by elite hackers across the world.
In this detour tutorial you will learn key game hacking techniques. A detour is the act of changing assembly instructions to jump to different locations. In order to achieve this C++ detour you have to make sure you do not corrupt the stack. the x86 trampoline hook technique has been used by the most elite hackers on the planet such as nation state hackers, blackhat hackers, and most elite game hackers across the world.
Using advanced Windows API instructions and functions such as VirtualAlloc(), GetModuleHandle(), and GetAsyncKeyState() you will go form zero to hero in advanced C++ trampoline hooking. This OpenGL hook technique will give you the advantage you want over mediocre game hackers across the world. These techniwues are used contstanly by online game hackers, they are the key factor which separates you from beating the worlds biggest game hackers. Having this detour fundamentals under you belt is an extreme advantage and great C++detour weapon to have in your game hacking arsenal when you next come up againts those elite game hackers.
In this C++ Hook tutorial you will learn:
. How to use advanced Windows API functions.
. Fundamental hacking skills in C++ detouring
. Fundamental hacking skills in x86 Hook
. Fundamental hacking skills in hook swap buffers
. How to program a x86 detour
Once you’ve completed this C++ internal trampoline hook tutorial you can go on to create even more advanced x86 hook techniques deployed by elite hackers across the world. Guided Hacking hopes you enjoy this OpenGL Hook tutorial and once its completed the knowledge practiced will go on to serve you in future game hacking and trampoline hooking.
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