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The VCC is the positive power input (5V) and GND is the negative (or ground). Pins 17, 18, and 19 are used by the SPI to program the chip, if it does not have a bootloader. Digital pins are capable of both I and O interfaces, in other words, they can either output power (ex. Light an LED), or receive power (ex. Computer Programming - C Programming Language - Games Sample Codes - Build a C Program with C Code Examples - Learn C Programming. Aug 18, 2014 Tutorial Use C code and make hacks. I hate being stupid its so frustrating i wish somone would teach me face to face how to c code so i could just make the hack not complain and whine for somone to make it v.v. Originally Posted by flameswor10. Yes, but creating a thread makes the msgbox popup, but not pause the game. Hacking in C. security problems in machine code compiled from C() source code running on standard CPU and operating system. to understand this, we need to know how –the data representations involved –the memory management that the programmer has to do hic 3.
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I believe there are some nice precompiled encryption functions for c++. I once read somewhere that you should not try to make your own encryption functions unless you are a security expert which we aren't ;p
but if you really want to make it yourself you should assign a value for each character (or use ASCII) and do some operations on it. like bitwise OR ( | ) then you have a new number and convert it again to characters. and there is your encrypted data.
for example if your password is 'klmno'
k=107 ----- l=108 ------- m=109 ------- n=110 ------- o=111
1101011--- 1101100 ---- 1101101 ------ 1101110 ---- 1101111
use | on 2 characters next to each other and also on 'k' and 'o'
below i converted the answer already to ASCII again
k | l --> o
l | m --> m
m | n --> o
n | o --> o
o | k --> o
so the encrypted password becomes 'omooo' (this looks not really good but that is because the binary values of k,l,m,n and o are next to each others)
but this reveils a new problem which is called collission. if you type in 'olmoo' it also gets encrypted to 'omooo'. that is called collission. and the hacker can use collissions to break in. to prevent this from happening you should have more complicated operations on the ASCII values and you should use a fixed length of the encrypted data(for example always 128 bytes (128 characters)).
i hope this give you an idea of basic encryption.
but if you really want to make it yourself you should assign a value for each character (or use ASCII) and do some operations on it. like bitwise OR ( | ) then you have a new number and convert it again to characters. and there is your encrypted data.
for example if your password is 'klmno'
k=107 ----- l=108 ------- m=109 ------- n=110 ------- o=111
1101011--- 1101100 ---- 1101101 ------ 1101110 ---- 1101111
use | on 2 characters next to each other and also on 'k' and 'o'
below i converted the answer already to ASCII again
k | l --> o
l | m --> m
m | n --> o
n | o --> o
o | k --> o
so the encrypted password becomes 'omooo' (this looks not really good but that is because the binary values of k,l,m,n and o are next to each others)
but this reveils a new problem which is called collission. if you type in 'olmoo' it also gets encrypted to 'omooo'. that is called collission. and the hacker can use collissions to break in. to prevent this from happening you should have more complicated operations on the ASCII values and you should use a fixed length of the encrypted data(for example always 128 bytes (128 characters)).
i hope this give you an idea of basic encryption.