RAM editing

well about 5 years ago i have seen program that allow to search and edit things in RAM
nowdays i need that program dramatically unfortunately i dont remember name of program and i have failed googling for it

anybody remember name of such program?

processor registers

Artmoney? TSearch?

>>3
first one sounds great
also second is useful thanks Anonymous

Does anyone know how a program like ArtMoney works under the hood?

>>5
They attach to a process using debugging facilities, gaining access to their virtual memory space. Then they proceed to scan the used pages for data that looks like what you want, and allow you to edit it. More advanced software can match patterns. For example, you want to edit small numbers, like 3, the number of lives in a game. But there are many 3s in a 20 MB process. So you just take note of the 3s and where they are. Then you wait until this number changes, let's say to 4, and then the program looks for 4s. Only the positions that were 3 before and are 4 now are candidates now. If there are still several matches, you have to produce another change (or wait until other data changes while keeping the number you want intact, but it's less effective).

debug - comes with Windows

SoftICE

>>8
Except softice is more of a real-time debugger, not so much suited for memory editing operations, as op asked. Stop giving shitty advice.

>>6
what program have this advanced software?

Try WinHex http://www.x-ways.net/winhex/

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