Post: How to boot people on MW2[NOW PUBLIC]
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12-06-2009, 03:35 AM
#1
bmxdude9
Million Miles Of Fun!
Originally posted by another user
Originally posted by bmxdude9
Okay just copy this.... just quote it(also tell me what they think?)
TESTED AND WORKS
Okay so well recently people have been BEGGING me to rank up their account etc and well premium has been asking for stuff as well, so I thought what the hell lets at least let you guys have something after all as you paid to see this! First off thank you to my buddy Chris for posting this here as personally I dont have premium and I am not sure if I am going to have it anytime soon. Okay so I thought about releasing packet/exploit stuff in here multiple times but I am thinking instead of leaderboard crap I will give you a little fun to play with instead. That fun is something which I find most fun, PACKET BOOTING!
But first what is booting? Well booting for those who dont know is basically where you use corrupt code to kick other players offline with an error etc and well this is a great method to use to boot people, please note it wont always work but it is A LOT better than the public version I released! So lets get started!
1. Already have a bridged network
2. A packet sniffer(wireshark will work, commview etc)
3. A packet builder(to inject, if you have commview you wont need this)
4. Some trial and error
5. This guide!
1.You find a medium sized packet in your packet sniffer -something around 10 lines, it wont be that big in bytes terms (make sure its at least 8 lines!)
2. Edit line FIVE(5) with this data value. Put the first 4 digits as FFFF and now were almost there!
3. Now go to line SEVEN(7) of the packet and put the last 4 digits as FFFF.
4. Then validate the packet to be sent through the checksum
5. Then watch people drop like cockroaches who just got sprayed!
Example(not real) -the data in blue is what I edited. Its an example remember!
there now just mod the checksum and you can boot people when you inject that! Have fun and remember to NOT leak, also thanks again for Chris for posting this.
Enjoy and if you have a question lemme know(bmxude9)
Packet Booting Fun[Premium]
By:Bmxdude9
By:Bmxdude9
TESTED AND WORKS
Okay so well recently people have been BEGGING me to rank up their account etc and well premium has been asking for stuff as well, so I thought what the hell lets at least let you guys have something after all as you paid to see this! First off thank you to my buddy Chris for posting this here as personally I dont have premium and I am not sure if I am going to have it anytime soon. Okay so I thought about releasing packet/exploit stuff in here multiple times but I am thinking instead of leaderboard crap I will give you a little fun to play with instead. That fun is something which I find most fun, PACKET BOOTING!
But first what is booting? Well booting for those who dont know is basically where you use corrupt code to kick other players offline with an error etc and well this is a great method to use to boot people, please note it wont always work but it is A LOT better than the public version I released! So lets get started!
..:Requirements::.
1. Already have a bridged network
2. A packet sniffer(wireshark will work, commview etc)
3. A packet builder(to inject, if you have commview you wont need this)
4. Some trial and error
5. This guide!
.::Method to boot other players::.
1.You find a medium sized packet in your packet sniffer -something around 10 lines, it wont be that big in bytes terms (make sure its at least 8 lines!)
2. Edit line FIVE(5) with this data value. Put the first 4 digits as FFFF and now were almost there!
3. Now go to line SEVEN(7) of the packet and put the last 4 digits as FFFF.
4. Then validate the packet to be sent through the checksum
5. Then watch people drop like cockroaches who just got sprayed!
Example(not real) -the data in blue is what I edited. Its an example remember!
0x00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x04 [COLOR="Blue"]FF FF[/COLOR] 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
0x06 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 [COLOR="Blue"]FF FF[/COLOR] ...ascii..
0x07 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ...ascii..
there now just mod the checksum and you can boot people when you inject that! Have fun and remember to NOT leak, also thanks again for Chris for posting this.
Enjoy and if you have a question lemme know(bmxude9)
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12-07-2009, 01:29 AM
#20
leukotic
Climbing up the ladder
I am using the program you suggested for packet injection, Colasoft packet builder.
But like I mentioned, Wireshark doesn't change the scale just by changing the size of the screen. So should I go off of wireshark for the amount of lines?
Also any words of advice for checksums and destination IP settings? I just need a nudge in the right direction and I can figure out the rest.
But like I mentioned, Wireshark doesn't change the scale just by changing the size of the screen. So should I go off of wireshark for the amount of lines?
Also any words of advice for checksums and destination IP settings? I just need a nudge in the right direction and I can figure out the rest.
12-07-2009, 04:37 AM
#21
leukotic
Climbing up the ladder
Well, I'll be damned... I actually got it to work.
Although not sure if it just booted me or everybody, but I sure as heck got a server connection timed out error pretty much instantly after I sent the packet. At first I thought it didn't work, then I couldn't access the score board, I then started lagging real bad then dropped out.
Also it signed me out of the PSN about a minuet later, only way I could manage to sign back in was to disable and re-enable my PS3's bridge connection.
Interesting. Probably cool as a novelty, but nothing more.
EDIT: Well, with some further testing, turns out I am only lagging myself out. Heck, it doesn't matter what packet I send, it always has the same result. Even when in a private match and grabbing a packet from that match, then sending it without modding it at all it does the same thing. So this can't be an issue of checksums or correct IP's.
Only other thing I could possibly think of thats causing these issues is possibly because I am bridging wireless. My laptop is receiving a wireless connection from my router, then I connected my PS3 to the LAN port of my laptop and bridged the connection. This does work for internet, as I was able to go online with my PS3 just fine using the bridged connection. And packet sniffing worked as well. It all seemed to be plausible with wireless. but I suppose not. I do remember reading somewhere that this doesn't work with wireless bridging, can anybody clarify this?
Main reason I am doing it wirelessly because my PC nor my laptop have two Ethernet ports, each only has one. So doing it wirelessly this way was my only option.
Although not sure if it just booted me or everybody, but I sure as heck got a server connection timed out error pretty much instantly after I sent the packet. At first I thought it didn't work, then I couldn't access the score board, I then started lagging real bad then dropped out.
Also it signed me out of the PSN about a minuet later, only way I could manage to sign back in was to disable and re-enable my PS3's bridge connection.
Interesting. Probably cool as a novelty, but nothing more.
EDIT: Well, with some further testing, turns out I am only lagging myself out. Heck, it doesn't matter what packet I send, it always has the same result. Even when in a private match and grabbing a packet from that match, then sending it without modding it at all it does the same thing. So this can't be an issue of checksums or correct IP's.
Only other thing I could possibly think of thats causing these issues is possibly because I am bridging wireless. My laptop is receiving a wireless connection from my router, then I connected my PS3 to the LAN port of my laptop and bridged the connection. This does work for internet, as I was able to go online with my PS3 just fine using the bridged connection. And packet sniffing worked as well. It all seemed to be plausible with wireless. but I suppose not. I do remember reading somewhere that this doesn't work with wireless bridging, can anybody clarify this?
Main reason I am doing it wirelessly because my PC nor my laptop have two Ethernet ports, each only has one. So doing it wirelessly this way was my only option.
07-09-2010, 01:26 PM
#25
uberhacks
Bounty hunter
or you could just use commview and zone alarm pro. all you have to do is be set up on a bridged network, get the ip's from commview of people who you want to boot and add them to the blocked list in zone alarm pro and turn both firewalls on medium. of course you have to be host for this. for any of you halo 2 veterans back in the day, you should be familiar with the cheating term "bridging."
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