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53 lines
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# radarflow2
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A Web radar for CS2 using [memflow](https://github.com/memflow/memflow)
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## How can I run this?
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There is two ways to run this, the first way is using a KVM/QEMU setup to target a running VM to read memory out of it.
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The second way is using pcileech hardware, like a PCIe Screamer.
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### The KVM/QEMU method
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First, you need to set up a virtual machine on linux using qemu.
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How to set up a VM on linux is way out of scope for this. You can find plenty of information online on how to do it.
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Before you begin, install the necessary memflow plugins using memflowup from the *stable channel!*
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The needed Plugins are `memflow-qemu` and `memflow-win32`
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Clone the repo on your vm host:
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`git clone https://github.com/superyu1337/radarflow2.git`
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Run radarflow:
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`cargo run --release`
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For an overview of CLI commands, run this:
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`cargo run --release -- --help`
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### The pcileech method
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Install your pcileech hardware in your target pc. On your attacking PC, install the necessary memflow plugins using memflowup from the *stable channel!*
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The needed Plugins are `memflow-pcileech` and `memflow-win32`.
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Furthermore, you need to install some libraries, depending on your attacking PC's OS.
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```
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On Windows you additionally need to supply the proprietary FTD3XX.dll.
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It can be downloaded from the FTDI Website in the Application Library (DLL) column.
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On Linux you need to check-out and compile the leechcore_ft601_driver_linux projectfrom the LeechCore-Plugins repository.
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On Linux the leechcore_ft601_driver_linux.so filecurrently has to be placed in /usr/ or /usr/lib.
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Alternatively LD_LIBRARY_PATH can be set to the containing path.
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Check the dlopen documentation for all possible import paths.
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```
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Clone the repo on your attacking pc:
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`git clone https://github.com/superyu1337/radarflow2.git`
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Run radarflow:
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`cargo run --release -- --connector pcileech`
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For an overview of CLI commands, run this:
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`cargo run --release -- --help`
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## Detection Status
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VAC: ✅ (Undetected)
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FaceIt: ❓ (Unknown, could work with proper spoofing on pcileech method)
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ESEA: ❓ (Unknown, could work with proper spoofing on pcileech method)
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