Hacking Pokémon X/Y Dumper and Editor

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You are aware there are two Pokemon involved in a wonder Trade right? Lol

One packet contains the Pokemon YOU are sending away, the other packet contains the Pokemon the OTHER TRAINER is sending to you. The one you're sending will contain your trainer ID (assuming you caught it), the other one will contain the trainer ID of the trainer who you are in the Wonder Trade with.

I hope this clears things up.
I... actually assumed the guy at least nabbed the right Pokémon and would've realized when he got the wrong Pokémon... He didn't mention anything like that, so I thought he at least got the right packet.
 
List of things I've tried and haven't panned out:
  • Injecting a modified pokemon from the expected pokemon so PID matches.
  • Using a pokemon dumped from another trainer so PID matches.
  • Changing 2 bits in the pkx so the checksum also matches.
So... what remains?
  • In the zero data EAD0 packets, when the header matches, the 16 byte hash is reproduced.
This is a good sign and easily verifiable, indicating the it likely is indeed some type of hash...
BUT unless someone with kernel/ram access can trade what type it is (HMAC-MD5/Truncated SHA1?), we'd be looking at forever in computing hours to try and brute force it.
Only smearlum, from what we actually know, has the power to do that. Can he spend a bunch of time to trace the alghorithm? Who can contact him?

Edit: An idea: has anyone tryed to inject a not modified packet? Just like it was dumped?
So all the hashes are already right-calculated.
At least this means to have more copy of the same pokemon like "cloning" it. Am i wrong?
 
Are you any different for paying $100 for Pokemon?


Having a disposable income and being autistic are two very different things m8y. :lol:
I found a guy on twitter who's preparing a few mons for me anyway, so, you can go jerk off over your pride like the rest of the hackers here.
 
Having a disposable income and being autistic are two very different things m8y. :lol:
I found a guy on twitter who's preparing a few mons for me anyway, so, you can go jerk off over your pride like the rest of the hackers here.

>Trying to show off his monies
>Got bashed, now classifies everyone a "jerk"
Anw, if you found someone, good for you. Just make sure you can trust him if you're giving him your money.
 
Hey guys I made a quick video detailing how to do this:

The software I used for the network is Connectify.



i was goofing around with wireshark and the 3ds and i now get packets for both my pokemon sent and pokemon receiving, and i was also able to extract the pokemon from packets
 

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Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial to inject packets on windows?

If you want it to be anywhere near as simple and wide ranging as it is on Linux you need either a server version of windows or XP SP1 or earlier, seen as that was the last time big boy packet injection was easy for Windows then you will also find many of the windows packet injection tools to be very underdeveloped compared to their linux/bsd brethren. There are also some methods with hacked wireless drivers but that requires both specific hardware and the ability to put up with a measure of instability.

You might be able to get it done with a virtual machine and running a version of linux (especially if you can pass a USB wireless device into it) but it could get fiddly.
 
I think I might just give up on windows and install linux. I know have a usb with backtrack somewhere....
 
Only smearlum, from what we actually know, has the power to do that. Can he spend a bunch of time to trace the alghorithm? Who can contact him?
I hope this quote helps to make users stop bringing him up at least in this thread:
Bond697 said:
he refuses to help with anything. he's been asked by me and others, people who could actually make very, very good use of what he can dump/find.
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