Technical articles on Android game security, client integrity, game engines, and the threats developers need to understand.
By some estimates, the Cocos engine holds around 20% of the global games market. Its strength is 2D rendering, which makes it a natural fit for small and mid-sized titles. But Cocos is open source, and that openness has made it an especially popular target for crackers.
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IDA, short for Interactive Disassembler Professional, is an interactive static disassembly tool capable of directly disassembling the assembly code of binary files. It is one of the most powerful tools in the field of reverse engineering.
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According to the data, the global game market share of Cocos engine is about 20%. The advantage of Cocos engine is outstanding in 2D rendering, which is more suitable for the needs of small and medium-sized games. However, due to the open source nature of Cocos engine, hacks against Cocos engine are more rampant.
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Many hackers use IDA to analyse the logic of game code and look for key functions for hook operation, so as to achieve the purpose of bypassing the protection and hacking the game.
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It has been observed that in recent years, the trend of game attacks has been diversified, mainly in the form of injection cheats, memory modification cheats, auto-click, hacking, etc.
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According to the data, the global game market share of Cocos engine is about 20%. The advantage of Cocos engine is outstanding in 2D rendering, which is more suitable for the needs of small and medium-sized games. However, due to the open source nature of Cocos engine, hacks against Cocos engine are more rampant.
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In the process of game security confrontation, there are a lot of cheats based on the implementation of the game memory module modification, this kind of cheats usually use memory modifiers, in addition, there is a relatively higher threshold, but also more difficult to detect the “injection cheats”.
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