(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey I have working Anti bann offsets for version 1.15 however I want to implement this code into an debug eboot for DEX rather than using it tool based. I have been using this tool based and it has been working for me for 5+ of gameplay daily and have not had any bann or reset.

I dont not have clean files in order to make the required default_mp.elf file required to input the anti bann code to create an customised EBOOT.BIN.

If anyone could link me to a clean default_mp.elf debug for advanced warfare 1.15 that would be great.

Thanks for taking your time to read this

Regards ZombieHunter

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I now have the default_mp.elf and will create a EBOOT builder in order to implement the code and carry out testing to see my findings. I believe that it will be best to have the same modified file for both default_mp.self and EBOOT.BIN for the new check and fall back function which has been implemented this may also prevent some system checks being reactivated.

default_mp.elf
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md5 key for the default_mp.elf
I am unsure if this is the correct key, if you know the correct md5 key could you please message me
AABB8B21A7A91DA3A093A2DB33CA4457

If u need a debug eboot to finish off ur work, then how did u test it

Like I've stated in the thread I've been using code tool based i.e. exec the server commands via program in order to be read by the console. It is more effective and efficient to have it preloaded rather than it done after the game has booted up.

Also I do not require a debug eboot, I simply just require a clean default_mp.elf debug which can then be editted for use on a DEX console.

The reason that I require the clean.elf file is since I was creating a EBOOT mod menu however forgot to keep the clean .elf file to create my anti bann debug eboot or further eboots for this update without reobtaining the original update files which would be of inconvenience to me.

Regards ZombieHunter

hello , that is that these need to bro .!!

Sorry what do you mean? you require the clean .elf file as well or would like the working anti bann implemented within an eboot?

hello , the ebbot this working bro !

Looks private msg.........

Yeah I would be able to put it into an EBOOT.BIN if I have a clean debug .elf for version 1.15 lad

Could you please tell me the steps you did to get the offsets etc, because for some reason i do not believe you :\

The easiest way I could describe it is that it works similarly to the way in which the Black Ops 2 anti bann is used in which when check sums are carried out such as additional cheat protections etc. this has recently been implemented I believe in version 1.11. Promises anti bann must be use in conjuction to the new bann prevent code, in order to disable particular functions being carried out. You may have heard that Advance Warfare are now calling remote functions which check your account after you have synced to your party and will recheck your account after a particular amount of time has went by to check whether a major change has occurred.

It will compare the data and if it is believed to be a major change it will reset your account, in additon to a particular fall back function to recheck cheat protection has been implemented. For example say once your synced online and the cache function has been called and you are lv1, then after the check is carried out to compair the data 6-8 mins later and you are magically Prestige18 lv50 it will automatically reset your account (next time online you will get a full reset message and your account is reset except for your unlocked gear) and it will then carry out an override rechecking cheat protection for instance if you had red boxes while the cheat protection function is being carried out you will recieve (the account bann message or that the online servers are not available at this time) the next time you login. This is basically what the hotfix does.

If you want to know more feel free to ask

Regards ZombieHunter