DEXTERNET L2PHX bypass

[tilosag]

Hi guys!

 

Do you know any working bypasses for Dex? I cannot use L2PHX or debugger because of Themida and DEX anti-hack protection.

 

 

Best regards

[GrisoM]

Because of themida? what do you mean?

 

Btw search for "bypass phx protection" there is 2 or 3 threads about it.

[tilosag]

Yes, because of Themida. Themida is anti-debugger system protection form decompiling. You have to know reverse engineering very well to be able to unpack and crack this stuff. Anyway, Themida prevents any debugger from accessing to program's code. However, there is another problem. The DEX has itself protection from hacking, if you try to enter to dex server with l2phx (for example) the dex server won't allow you to go in, what is more he remembers that you tried some illegal stuff (on your PC) and disallows you to login to dex server anymore. However you don't have banned ip/acc and you can log in normally after "/format C:". The most interesting thing is that, the Dex does not use nophx.dll and does not import any other dll's to L2's executable file. So the 2nd and the 3rd method from this topic: http://www.maxcheaters.com/forum/index.php?topic=69323.0 won't work. However, I could not try the 1st one because when (I'm using latest version of PHX ~3.5 or something) I log into dex account the PHX doesn't show anything (as if I wasn't running L2), so I can't click this "floppy" button. Here's the problem.

 

Regards

 

EDIT: I have successfully changed my HDD ID and I still see "Access failed...". What's wrong?

[iambored]

dex modifies fire.dll and prevents login client side if it finds ur hw id to be banned

they changed the hwid generation/check after the workaround has been posted on this forum

[SfantuSfinx]

from what i know there is no hacking program working on dex (walker,phx, etc.)

[aff]

some time ago some1 posted on marketplace an l2net screen working on dex,,so i guess you can use this kind of programs there

[hanamichiru]

how to bypass again? I dont get it

[tilosag]

use L2.NET. I've heard that it works on DEX.