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Found a couple of interesting injection implementations that worth a look if you are building your own loader or trying to slip past stubborn ACs like BattlEye or ACE.
The drop includes two distinct methods. The first is a relatively standard APC + LoadLibrary combo, which is fine for lighter protection or getting started. The second one is significantly more interesting: a Kernel Manual Map Shellcode + APC injection.
Technical Overview:
Anti-Cheat Compatibility:
From what I've seen, these methods are holding up against BattlEye and ACE. There are reports of it working on Apex Legends (EAC), but use discretion there as EAC is known for tracking APC dispatchers in certain builds.
Source Links:
APC + LoadLibrary:
Kernel Manual Map Shellcode + APC:
While others are catching bans using outdated public injectors, Infocheats members stay ahead by analyzing the underlying logic of kernel-level manual mapping and APC queuing. Test these on a throwaway before you even think about touching your main.
anyone tested these offsets on their main or seen any specific flags with ACE?
The drop includes two distinct methods. The first is a relatively standard APC + LoadLibrary combo, which is fine for lighter protection or getting started. The second one is significantly more interesting: a Kernel Manual Map Shellcode + APC injection.
Technical Overview:
- APC + LoadLibrary: Standard procedure for forcing a thread to execute LoadLibrary within the target process context.
- Kernel Manual Map via APC: A more stealthy approach that avoids several user-mode hooks and relies on kernel-level execution to map your shellcode.
Anti-Cheat Compatibility:
From what I've seen, these methods are holding up against BattlEye and ACE. There are reports of it working on Apex Legends (EAC), but use discretion there as EAC is known for tracking APC dispatchers in certain builds.
Manual mapping from the kernel is generally the way to go if you want to avoid common VAD and module-list detection vectors. However, ensure your shellcode is clean and your kernel-to-user transition doesn't leave traces in the thread's execution context.
Source Links:
APC + LoadLibrary:
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Kernel Manual Map Shellcode + APC:
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While others are catching bans using outdated public injectors, Infocheats members stay ahead by analyzing the underlying logic of kernel-level manual mapping and APC queuing. Test these on a throwaway before you even think about touching your main.
anyone tested these offsets on their main or seen any specific flags with ACE?
