I don't understand what to do
See original GitHub issueI am new to this and I try to learn every day, but I do not understand where to put the code
// Restore original NtOpenFile from external process
LPVOID ntOpenFile = GetProcAddress(LoadLibraryW(L"ntdll"), "NtOpenFile");
if (ntOpenFile) {
char originalBytes[5];
memcpy(originalBytes, ntOpenFile, 5);
WriteProcessMemory(csgoProcessHandle, ntOpenFile, originalBytes, 5, NULL);
}
I appreciate a little more help, to continue learning and testing
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are you retarted
thats c++
Try this: https://github.com/danielkrupinski/OneByteLdr/issues/5