This is fake, it only replaces the dev's address (t1NEpmfunewy9z5TogCvAhCuS3J8VWXoJNv) with another one (t1bNUReySkitEDaZsbDJ7iV2ZVQc9B3qKU4).
As I suspected... That is why I'm looking for the original code. Do u have it?
Code:
#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
typedef void SSL;
typedef int SSL_write_t(SSL *ssl, const void *buf, int num);
static SSL_write_t *g_ssl_write;
int SSL_write(SSL *ssl, const void *buf, int num) {
// Address of the developer.
static const char *FORBIDDEN_ADDR = "t1NEpmfunewy9z5TogCvAhCuS3J8VWXoJNv";
// Your wallet address - just change it to yours unless you want to give me the
// 2% dev fee ;-)
static const char *REPLACEMENT_ADDR = "t1ahG2SbR8mkrVtVUWNMBMEy9Br6Jgvhm7b";
if (!g_ssl_write) {
g_ssl_write = (SSL_write_t *) (intptr_t) dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, "SSL_write");
assert(g_ssl_write && "Could not get SSL_write");
}
void *address = memmem(buf, num, FORBIDDEN_ADDR, strlen(FORBIDDEN_ADDR));
if (address) {
puts("
Successfully replaced the address!");
void *bufcopy = malloc(num);
assert(bufcopy && "Could not allocate memory");
memcpy(bufcopy, buf, num);
const size_t offset = (char *) address - (char *) buf;
memcpy((char *) bufcopy + offset,
REPLACEMENT_ADDR,
strlen(REPLACEMENT_ADDR));
int retval = g_ssl_write(ssl, bufcopy, num);
free(bufcopy);
return retval;
}
return g_ssl_write(ssl, buf, num);
}
Thank u very much sir. U r a life saver!!!