How to modify ascii function in DLL using ollydbg

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i want to edit this links to different links
i'm newbie using ollydbg
Thanks

What I have tried:

I have tried to edit using Hex but didn't work

Posted 12-Aug-20 5:38am

jack dannils

Updated 12-Aug-20 8:28am

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[no name] 12-Aug-20 12:22pm

If it let's you replace it at all, it can only be a link of the same length (or maybe shorter). Anything more is more than a simple answer (without the source).

jack dannils 12-Aug-20 13:13pm

yes i want to edit to longer link i want to edit discord.com to vsro-weeba.com how i can do it

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2020-08-12T08:28:00

Google for "replace a string resource in DLL" for options.

Keep in mind that this is NOT AN ANSWER! This is POSSIBLE solutions that are not guaranteed to work with your .DLL.

If you are modifying a DLL that is signed, your modifications will render the DLL useless as you will violate the security envelope. It's there to prevent tampering, like what you're trying to do.