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How to Deobfuscate a game that has Il2Cpp ?
I tried to deobfuscate a game that has Il2cpp with
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il2Cpp Dumper [extract all the dlls from UnityPlayer.dll]
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.Net Reflector 10.2 [Extract all the C# code from dlls]
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De4Dot [Deobfuscator for all the C# ] idk if this works
but for some reason it didn't worked to deobfuscate it.... so i think this is my last chance here.
is there a way to deobfuscate a game that has [Obfuscator And Il2Cpp ] ?
So is there a way? because im not willing to try if it doesn't.. like. i don't want to waste time and in the final not to work.
So is there a way? because im not willing to try if it doesn't.. like. i don't want to waste time and in the final not to work.
Yeah, although it will be difficult.
But there is software that can do that? or? sorry for late comment
You would need to use a tool like IDA or ghidra, These tools are far from perfect though and they have a very steep learning curve.
You can use Perfare's IL2CPP dumper, which will dump the symbols and metadata (which is extremely useful, when you have to RE) and then use ida and run the provided script by the dumper which will name all your subroutines, after that you have to reverse engineer the actual implementations yourself.
technically its not obfuscated but rather compiled to native instead of managed .net and most game dev studios do it when they want to increase performance, the amount of cheaters in their game will probably be the same its not any harder than C# decompilation but just requires more time
Is De4Dot Usefull for deobfuscation? and .Net reflector?
Ok i need a little help with Ghidra.... If you have discord add me N_George#0733 If not ... then never mind.
For C# decompilation i would recommend dnSpy
And for native dissasembly I would recommend IDA, the free version doesnt have decompiler so you will only see the assembly, if you really want the decompiler you have to buy it.
- im not gonna tell you how to hack a game lol
- this is not even a valid discord tag..
I did change my name because it was kicking me from another discord server
NGeorge 0733
And for god sake i im not trying to hack a game.
Are cheaters using GitHub now? interesting, no one's going to help u btw figure it out on your own.
Are cheaters using GitHub now? interesting, no one's going to help u btw figure it out on your own.
There are many reasons to deobfuscate a game other than cheating you realise? People might want to make mods for a game or just see how it works. Just take minecraft for example a game that is probably like 99% decompile, while there is a few cheats hanging around there is pleanty more content that is just harmless mods which add to the game.
I do more or less what I am reproaching, but...
The kind of comment that @UnknownAMD made is useless.
If you don't want to help. Don't help. You don't need to express yourself on a subject you don't know anything about. You immediately assumed it was about cheating, probably because you confuse hacking with its connotation of pirating.
Even if it was about cheating, there nothing immoral about it. It's contextual. Of course, if you cheat in a multiplayer game, it can be very annoying to other players, which can be somewhat immoral. But in any other case, it's you, your games (and your friends), nothing more.
Like @GlowingUmbreon said, there is many more reasons to reverse-engineering a game, or more widely, a software.
It could be for datamining, to learn more about how a game or a soft works, create mods, fix and community patch.
The reasons why reverse-engineering is useful and SHOULD be learned an taught
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Legal
- To ensure compliance with open source licenses or other legal obligations related to the use or distribution of the software
- To investigate potential copyright, copyleft or trademark infringement
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Moral
- To expose security vulnerabilities or flaws in the software that could potentially harm users
- To uncover unethical or malicious behavior by the creators or distributors of the software
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Security
- To identify and fix security vulnerabilities in the software or videogame before they can be exploited by malicious actors
- To protect against malware or other malicious software that may be hidden within the code
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Fun
- To learn more about how the software or videogame works and to gain a deeper understanding of its inner workings
- To modify the software or videogame for personal use, such as to unlock hidden features or to customize the user experience
Reverse-engineering is a really time-consuming task, most of the time executed by passionate and enthusiasts people. Yes it could be done by malicious users but it's not the bigger part of the community.
Sorry for going a little bit off topic.
i need help with this too, i maded a dump of a game with il2cpp dumper, and tried to understand the logic to check vulnerabilities, but its criptografed. My discord is Sanjey#5106
