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SWEP1RCR-exploit — Proof-of-concept exploit targeting a vulnerability in Star Wars Episode I: Racer's DirectPlay/IPX networking, built in C for 32-bit Windows with a custom game server. | Kitploit
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SWEP1RCR-exploit

Proof-of-concept exploit targeting a vulnerability in Star Wars Episode I: Racer's DirectPlay/IPX networking, built in C for 32-bit Windows with a custom game server.

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Star Wars Episode I : Racer Exploit

About The Project

Proof of concept of a vulnerability in Star Wars Episode I: Racer for educational purposes.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Visual Studio Code
  • x86_64 Cross Tools Command Prompt for VS

Building

Build with Visual Studio Code CMake Quick Start. CMakePresets.json has been already generated to build 32 bits executable. Next drop ipxwrapper DLLs asides executable.

Usage

Run server, launch Star Wars Episode I : Racer and join to the game session.

> exploit.exe server
- Connexion sΘrie pour DirectPlay
- Connexion modem pour DirectPlay
- IPX Connection For DirectPlay
Found IPX Connection For DirectPlay
- Connexion Internet TCP/IP pour DirectPlay
[i] InitializeConnection ...
[i] Hosting game ...
[i] CreatePlayer ...
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