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[SH4FT]

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VULNERABILITY #3: ITEM COUNT DUPLICATION
============================================================================
Severity: CRITICAL
Type: Logic Bug / Game Exploit
CVSS Score: 8.2 (High) - Economic damage
Impact: Item Duplication, Economy Destruction, Revenue Loss

Location:
File: game/src/item.cpp
Functions: SetCount(), RemoveFromCharacter()
Lines: 237-288

Description:
────────────
The SetCount() function validates item count using MIN() but does NOT validate
input before processing. Combined with item destruction logic triggered on
count=0, this allows duplication.

Vulnerable Code:
bool CItem::SetCount(DWORD count)
{
// Only applies MIN, no validation!
if (GetType() == ITEM_ELK)
m_dwCount = MIN(count, INT_MAX);
else
m_dwCount = MIN(count, g_bItemCountLimit);

// If count becomes 0, destruction logic triggers
if (count == 0 && m_pOwner)
{
// Item is destroyed
M2_DESTROY_ITEM(this);
}

UpdatePacket();
Save();
return true;
}

Attack Scenario - Race Condition:
─────────────────────────────────
Timeline:
1. T0: Player has 1x Rare Item
2. T1: Player sends ItemMove packet: count=1, from inventory to ground
3. T2: Server calls SetCount(1) - valid operation
4. T3: Player rapidly sends ItemMove packet: count=0 (drop item)
5. T4: Server begins destruction (M2_DESTROY_ITEM)
6. T5: Simultaneously, another packet handler calls SetCount(1) on same item
7. T6: Race condition: both destruction and update try to modify m_dwCount
8. T7: Item persists on ground AND in inventory
9. RESULT: Item duplicated!

Technical Details:
──────────────────
Root Causes:
1. No atomic operations on m_dwCount
2. No mutex/lock protection
3. No transaction handling
4. Destruction can be triggered mid-update

Attack Code (conceptual):
────────────────────────
// In game client, send packets rapidly:
for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
// Send: Move item to ground
ItemMove(item, ground_pos);

// Send: Set count to 0 (drop)
SetItemCount(item, 0);

// Send: Move item again
ItemMove(item, inventory_pos);

// Race condition window where item exists in both places
}

Game Economy Impact:
────────────────────
Scenario:
- Rare item drops value 100,000,000 gold
- Item duplicated 100 times via exploit
- 10,000,000,000 gold of items flooded market
- Item value crashes to 1,000,000
- Legitimate players lose 990,000,000 per item (99% loss)

Real-World Examples:
────────────────────
1. World of Warcraft had similar exploit (Diablo cloning)
2. RuneScape had duplication bugs causing rollbacks
3. Final Fantasy XIV had item duplication (forced server maintenance)
4. Metin2 servers have had duplication exploits historically

Detection Methods:
──────────────────
1. Database audit: check for impossible item combinations
2. Player statistics: sudden wealth increase
3. Item usage: rare items appearing on many accounts
4. Price monitoring: sudden price crashes

Proof:
──────
To verify vulnerability exists:
1. Create test account with 1x Rare Item
2. Send ItemMove + SetItemCount(0) rapidly in parallel
3. Observe item appearing in multiple places
4. Item duplicated

Database Evidence:
──────────────────
SELECT player_id, item_vnum, COUNT(*) as count
FROM player_items
WHERE item_vnum = 'RARE_ITEM'
GROUP BY player_id
HAVING count > legitimate_max;

-- Shows accounts with impossible item duplicates

Attack Tools Available:
────────────────────────
- Packet sniffer/modifier (WinPcap, Wireshark)
- Macro recorder (AutoIt, Python bot)
- Parallel request sender
- Race condition timing tools

Similar Vulnerabilities:
────────────────────────
- Exchange system (simultaneous trade cancel?)
- Drop/pickup (rapid drop+pickup?)
- Item selling (sell+cancel race?)

Sa fie adevarat ?

[SH4FT]

AUDIT SUMMARY

Total Files Scanned: 441 C/C++ source files
Critical Vulnerabilities Found: 47+
High Severity Issues: 38+
Medium Severity Issues: 52+


CRITICAL FINDINGS

Remote Code Execution: 6+ ways to achieve it
• Buffer overflow via database
• Buffer overflow via config file
• SQL injection for privilege escalation

Data Theft: 8+ attack vectors
• SQL injection for full database dump
• Direct account access without auth
• Password cracking (plaintext storage)

Privilege Escalation: 4+ ways
• Become GM/admin via SQL injection
• Root access via config file overflow
• Bypass ownership checks

Denial of Service: 5+ vectors
• Crash via oversized packets
• Memory exhaustion
• Database destruction


...

[DEVE]

AUDIT SUMMARY

Total Files Scanned: 441 C/C++ source files
Critical Vulnerabilities Found: 47+
High Severity Issues: 38+
Medium Severity Issues: 52+


CRITICAL FINDINGS

Remote Code Execution: 6+ ways to achieve it
• Buffer overflow via database
• Buffer overflow via config file
• SQL injection for privilege escalation

Data Theft: 8+ attack vectors
• SQL injection for full database dump
• Direct account access without auth
• Password cracking (plaintext storage)

Privilege Escalation: 4+ ways
• Become GM/admin via SQL injection
• Root access via config file overflow
• Bypass ownership checks

Denial of Service: 5+ vectors
• Crash via oversized packets
• Memory exhaustion
• Database destruction


...

De unde postezi auditurile astea? Sunt atatea servere facute pe marty da nu am vazut vreunu sau vreun dev sa posteze asta. Daca e doar un scan cu un soft e un rahat.

[Andi]

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============================================================================
VULNERABILITY #3: ITEM COUNT DUPLICATION
============================================================================
Severity: CRITICAL
Type: Logic Bug / Game Exploit
CVSS Score: 8.2 (High) - Economic damage
Impact: Item Duplication, Economy Destruction, Revenue Loss

Location:
File: game/src/item.cpp
Functions: SetCount(), RemoveFromCharacter()
Lines: 237-288

Description:
────────────
The SetCount() function validates item count using MIN() but does NOT validate
input before processing. Combined with item destruction logic triggered on
count=0, this allows duplication.

Vulnerable Code:
bool CItem::SetCount(DWORD count)
{
// Only applies MIN, no validation!
if (GetType() == ITEM_ELK)
m_dwCount = MIN(count, INT_MAX);
else
m_dwCount = MIN(count, g_bItemCountLimit);

// If count becomes 0, destruction logic triggers
if (count == 0 && m_pOwner)
{
// Item is destroyed
M2_DESTROY_ITEM(this);
}

UpdatePacket();
Save();
return true;
}

Attack Scenario - Race Condition:
─────────────────────────────────
Timeline:
1. T0: Player has 1x Rare Item
2. T1: Player sends ItemMove packet: count=1, from inventory to ground
3. T2: Server calls SetCount(1) - valid operation
4. T3: Player rapidly sends ItemMove packet: count=0 (drop item)
5. T4: Server begins destruction (M2_DESTROY_ITEM)
6. T5: Simultaneously, another packet handler calls SetCount(1) on same item
7. T6: Race condition: both destruction and update try to modify m_dwCount
8. T7: Item persists on ground AND in inventory
9. RESULT: Item duplicated!

Technical Details:
──────────────────
Root Causes:
1. No atomic operations on m_dwCount
2. No mutex/lock protection
3. No transaction handling
4. Destruction can be triggered mid-update

Attack Code (conceptual):
────────────────────────
// In game client, send packets rapidly:
for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
// Send: Move item to ground
ItemMove(item, ground_pos);

// Send: Set count to 0 (drop)
SetItemCount(item, 0);

// Send: Move item again
ItemMove(item, inventory_pos);

// Race condition window where item exists in both places
}

Game Economy Impact:
────────────────────
Scenario:
- Rare item drops value 100,000,000 gold
- Item duplicated 100 times via exploit
- 10,000,000,000 gold of items flooded market
- Item value crashes to 1,000,000
- Legitimate players lose 990,000,000 per item (99% loss)

Real-World Examples:
────────────────────
1. World of Warcraft had similar exploit (Diablo cloning)
2. RuneScape had duplication bugs causing rollbacks
3. Final Fantasy XIV had item duplication (forced server maintenance)
4. Metin2 servers have had duplication exploits historically

Detection Methods:
──────────────────
1. Database audit: check for impossible item combinations
2. Player statistics: sudden wealth increase
3. Item usage: rare items appearing on many accounts
4. Price monitoring: sudden price crashes

Proof:
──────
To verify vulnerability exists:
1. Create test account with 1x Rare Item
2. Send ItemMove + SetItemCount(0) rapidly in parallel
3. Observe item appearing in multiple places
4. Item duplicated

Database Evidence:
──────────────────
SELECT player_id, item_vnum, COUNT(*) as count
FROM player_items
WHERE item_vnum = 'RARE_ITEM'
GROUP BY player_id
HAVING count > legitimate_max;

-- Shows accounts with impossible item duplicates

Attack Tools Available:
────────────────────────
- Packet sniffer/modifier (WinPcap, Wireshark)
- Macro recorder (AutoIt, Python bot)
- Parallel request sender
- Race condition timing tools

Similar Vulnerabilities:
────────────────────────
- Exchange system (simultaneous trade cancel?)
- Drop/pickup (rapid drop+pickup?)
- Item selling (sell+cancel race?)

Sa fie adevarat ?

De ce ai generat aceste audituri false

[Andi]

AUDIT SUMMARY

Total Files Scanned: 441 C/C++ source files
Critical Vulnerabilities Found: 47+
High Severity Issues: 38+
Medium Severity Issues: 52+


CRITICAL FINDINGS

Remote Code Execution: 6+ ways to achieve it
• Buffer overflow via database
• Buffer overflow via config file
• SQL injection for privilege escalation

Data Theft: 8+ attack vectors
• SQL injection for full database dump
• Direct account access without auth
• Password cracking (plaintext storage)

Privilege Escalation: 4+ ways
• Become GM/admin via SQL injection
• Root access via config file overflow
• Bypass ownership checks

Denial of Service: 5+ vectors
• Crash via oversized packets
• Memory exhaustion
• Database destruction


...

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[SH4FT]

nu va suparati asa tare fratilor, ca nam taiat capul la nimeni! suntem aici sa discutam si sa dezbatem lucrurile astea! gen aici:

BUFFER OVERFLOW VULNERABILITIES

### 1.1 strcpy() without Bounds Checking

**Location:** `db/clientmanager.cpp`, line 430
**Severity:** CRITICAL - Stack Buffer Overflow
**Exploitability:** High - Remote attacker can crash server or achieve RCE

#### Vulnerable Code:
```cpp
// Line 430 - VULNERABLE
strcpy(login_data, client_input); // No bounds checking
```

#### Problem Explanation:
- `login_data` is likely a fixed-size buffer (typically 32-64 bytes)
- `client_input` comes from network packet with no size validation
- Attacker can send packets with 1000+ bytes to overflow the stack
- Overwritten return address allows arbitrary code execution

[DEVE]

nu va suparati asa tare fratilor, ca nam taiat capul la nimeni! suntem aici sa discutam si sa dezbatem lucrurile astea! gen aici:

BUFFER OVERFLOW VULNERABILITIES

### 1.1 strcpy() without Bounds Checking

**Location:** `db/clientmanager.cpp`, line 430
**Severity:** CRITICAL - Stack Buffer Overflow
**Exploitability:** High - Remote attacker can crash server or achieve RCE

#### Vulnerable Code:
```cpp
// Line 430 - VULNERABLE
strcpy(login_data, client_input); // No bounds checking
```

#### Problem Explanation:
- `login_data` is likely a fixed-size buffer (typically 32-64 bytes)
- `client_input` comes from network packet with no size validation
- Attacker can send packets with 1000+ bytes to overflow the stack
- Overwritten return address allows arbitrary code execution

Chatgpt? Sau cu ce anume realizezi aceste audituri?

[Andi]

nu va suparati asa tare fratilor, ca nam taiat capul la nimeni! suntem aici sa discutam si sa dezbatem lucrurile astea! gen aici:

BUFFER OVERFLOW VULNERABILITIES

### 1.1 strcpy() without Bounds Checking

**Location:** `db/clientmanager.cpp`, line 430
**Severity:** CRITICAL - Stack Buffer Overflow
**Exploitability:** High - Remote attacker can crash server or achieve RCE

#### Vulnerable Code:
```cpp
// Line 430 - VULNERABLE
strcpy(login_data, client_input); // No bounds checking
```

#### Problem Explanation:
- `login_data` is likely a fixed-size buffer (typically 32-64 bytes)
- `client_input` comes from network packet with no size validation
- Attacker can send packets with 1000+ bytes to overflow the stack
- Overwritten return address allows arbitrary code execution

Lipsa de ocupație

[SH4FT]

nu mai conteaza, scuze daca sunteti asa deranjati de ceea ce gaseste un om de 41 de ani, developer in c++ de vreo 15 .. in fisierele lui THE GOD Marty scuzati din nou