Using Chromium B.S.U. as example in ugtrain

[Sebastian R. <seb...@gm...>]

Hi Chromium B.S.U. developers!

I just want to say hi and that skill "impossible" on level 10 is no
problem for me on Linux! ;-)

I made a video to proof it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTpC30tSMqU

You've caught me! I'm a White Hat Cheater.

My ugtrain project is the only elite universal game trainer in the world
as it supports dynamic memory by hooking malloc() and free(). Similar
advanced tools are only developed by crackers per game but they don't
show their methods and don't support Linux. The ugtrain is under GPLv2
and proofs that it works by providing examples, malloc discovery and
malloc adaption. Adaption works with automated disassembly (objdump -D).

I like the fact that FOSS games allow me to research and show these
methods by using them as examples. If I show ugtrain to people, they are
more interested in how I do that than in actually cheating games. So
ugtrain is an education project as well.

Thank you very much for your great work on Chromium B.S.U.!

And thanks for not changing the HeroAircraft class in the latest
versions! ;-) A single HeroAircraft object in which all interesting data
for cheating is stored was a really good development start for ugtrain.
By now it can cheat hundreds of objects like the droids and the
structures in Warzone 2100. It bypasses heap and stack randomization
with information from inside the game process.

Is this something which could interest you?
Is it okay for you that I use Chromium B.S.U. as one of the examples?

Project home:
http://developer.berlios.de/projects/ugtrain

Code mirror:
https://github.com/sriemer/ugtrain

Cheers,
Sebastian