UniPatch V0.9.61

• Fix Issue with loader mode not allowing process to resume all threads properly.
• add example for creating shortcuts to launch a program through unipatch in loader mode

Shortcut Example

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1. Create a new shortcut for Unipatch
2. Put it wherever you want to...
3. Set the "Target" input box to
   "<path to unipatch>" "<path to 1337 file>" -l (-t "<path to target>" if different from file patched in 1337 file)
4. Set the "Start In" input box to "<path of target exe Directory>"
5. Click Change Icon and select the original Application EXE to select it's Icon.

EG:

Usage: UniPatch.exe <1337_file_path> [options]
        -h              Display this help screen
        -nb             Do not Backup Target
        -r              Treat addresses as file offsets
        -f              Force patch (ignore original bytes in patch mode)
        -l              Loader Mode: patch bytes in memory(no file modification) after launching target (implies -nb)
        -t <exe name>   Target exe (if unused defaults to target of 1337 file)
        -sw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait before initial module snapshot(allow all modules to load)
        -la <number>    Number of times to attempt to load Module data from memory (default:2000)
        -lw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between attempts (default:1)
        -pa <number>    Number of times to attempt to check original byte before patching (default:200)
        -pw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between checking original byte again (default:1)

Full Changelog: 0.9.6...0.9.61

UniPatch V0.9.6

-test loader mode with -t to provide exe when patch target is a different module.
-test patching x64 and x86 loaded modules...
-update the getBaseAddress function to be much more reliable... timing arguments should not be needed...

Usage: UniPatch.exe <1337_file_path> [options]
        -h              Display this help screen
        -nb             Do not Backup Target
        -r              Treat addresses as file offsets
        -f              Force patch (ignore original bytes in patch mode)
        -l              Loader Mode: patch bytes in memory(no file modification) after launching target (implies -nb)
        -t <exe name>   Target exe (if unused defaults to target of 1337 file)
        -sw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait before initial module snapshot(allow all modules to load)
        -la <number>    Number of times to attempt to load Module data from memory (default:2000)
        -lw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between attempts (default:1)
        -pa <number>    Number of times to attempt to check original byte before patching (default:200)
        -pw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between checking original byte again (default:1)

UniPatch V0.9.5

-house keeping
-minor bug fixes

Usage: UniPatch.exe <1337_file_path> [options]
        -h              Display this help screen
        -nb             Do not Backup Target
        -r              Treat addresses as file offsets
        -f              Force patch
        -l              Loader Mode: patch bytes in memory(no file modification) after launching target (implies -nb)
        -t <exe name>   Target exe (if unused defaults to target of 1337 file)
        -la <number>    Number of times to attempt to load Module data from memory (default:2000)
        -lw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between attempts (default:1)
        -pa <number>    Number of times to attempt to check original byte before patching (default:200)
        -pw <number>    Number of miliseconds to wait between checking original byte again (default:1)

UniPatch V0.9.4

loader mode up and running with retargetable exe to launch (for dll patches) currently only supports reading 1 module from 1337 file.. so launcher is unable to apply multiple patches to multiple modules... -l will simply launch the exe target from the 1337 file and apply patches.

Usage: UniPatch.exe <1337_file_path> [options]
-h Display this help screen
-nb Do not Backup Target
-r Treat addresses as file offsets
-f Force patch
-l Loader Mode: patch bytes in memory(no file modification) after launching target (implies -nb)
-t Target exe (if unused defaults to target of 1337 file)
-la Number of times to attempt to load Module data from memory (default:2000)
-lw Number of miliseconds to wait between attempts (default:1)
-pa Number of times to attempt to check original byte before patching (default:200)
-pw Number of miliseconds to wait between checking original byte again (default:1)

UniPatch V0.9

Now you are also able to use -l for loader mode... this will load the target exe suspended and patch the memory of the running program as soon as it is available...

TODO: allow retrying X times with Y delay reading memory before patch/fail (will wait for memory to be unpacked before patching)

Usage: UniPatch.exe <1337_file_path> [options]
-h Display this help screen
-nb Do not Backup Target
-r Treat addresses as file offsets
-f Force patch
-l Loader Mode: patch bytes in memory(no file modification) after launching target (implies -nb)