3 years ago</a>Ok so for those of you that can read proper enilgsh (or write it for that matter).1) Flash 8+ is not compatible due to the switching of memory locations any time the variable is changed in the game. (For those that are not as technically inclined, think of a large file cabinet with folders. Each number for the game and the web browser your using is stored in a folder. With Flash 8+ when ever any of that data is changed the program moves the folder somewhere else in the file cabinet as well. Now the reason this doesn't work with cheat engine is because cheat engine will look through all the folders for the number your looking for and place something in front of that folder. Then when you change the value the folder is moved so Cheat Engine no longer has that folder watched. And when you search again it only searches in the folders it found the first time through.)2) MMO's are not hackable for *most* things using cheat engine. The reason for this is again *most* variables are stored on the server and are changed by you doing actions such as leveling etc. The only real way to change these are to do packet editing or spoofing which Cheat Engine is not capable of doing (check out WPE (Winsock Packet Editor) for these. (And now for the not so technical explanation. Ok so everyone knows on MMO's that your character is saved online, thats how you can go to a friends house and play the same game using your account there. Now because its all stored on the game creators computer(server) you can only interact with that data the server actually modifies the data. Using something like cheat engine will modify the data that you see but will not modify the data on the server which means the server knows that you don't really have that much gold and can either ban you or will just ignore how much your computer (client) says it has.3) As for hacking Facebook or any website using a memory editor you better know exactly some exploit in the website that allows you entrance, and the website creator needs to be really dumb to make your web browser actually store the memory for entrance into another area on your computer. This of course isn't going to happen with 99.9999999% of websites out there especially sites like facebook, myspace, etc. If you want to look into hacking something like that you better get very friendly with telnet, the HTTP and HTTPS RFC protocol sheets, and the guts of what ever http server they are using. Not to mention you need to try and find an exploit in the version of the http server they are using, so good luck.Reply</a>