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Pcap Driver Packet Analyzer for Night Crows

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NCShark: PCap Packet Logger for Night Crows

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Credits

  • AlSch092 @ Github for porting to Night Crows Global
  • Diamondo25 @ Github for MapleShark

What is this?

NCShark is a pcap driver powered packet logging tool made in C# (fork of MapleShark) for the game Night Crows. This program bypasses any anti-cheat mechanisms to bring you ban-free data logging. All game packet payloads are Protobuf structures, which means they must be deserialized in order to properly interpret parameter field values.

Requirements

  • You must have WinPCap drivers installed
  • Proxy/VPN must be turned off while using this program (unless you know how to set this up properly)

How to Use

Open NCShark.exe after ensuring WinPCap drivers are installed. Under File -> NCShark Setup, select your wireless or ethernet interface, and leave the rest of the defaults. Click 'OK' and then enter in-game and if all is correct, a new logging session should be created.

Features

  • Full outbound and inbound data logging
  • Ignoring inbound or outbound data for times of high traffic
  • Data converter: highlighting bytes with the mouse will display their values as byte, short, int, string, etc on the bottom-left docked pane.
  • Pcap session file loading: save and load .pcap files for further inspection

Limitations

  • Data sending is not supported in this project to prevent general abuse towards the game servers
  • The program can become overwhelmed with data in areas of high inbound data activity (hundreds of entities moving nearby at once, for example)
  • A new session must be entered in-game to begin logging data due to the nature of the game's encryption method
  • Inbound packets above a certain length (1452 bytes) are fragmented by the game server and split into multiple chunks, and this program does not repack them into a single packet currently.
  • Protobuf contracts from the game are not included in this project, you can fork and add deserialization yourself if needed