Tag: input injection

A Thirty-Year Injustice Overturned: The INPUT Struct at 28 versus 40, the VM Dead-End Verdict on fdeb, and the Rise of the Dummy-Soldier Route

Two verdicts on the eve of the Moyu dummy-soldier system: first, every case of dead clicks traces to an INPUT struct written with the 32-bit layout of 28 bytes while the x64 truth is 40 — after the fix, keyboard injection works fully, though mouse down/up is swallowed by some security layer; second, the fdeb patch route is condemned as a dead end — the vt28 function leaps straight into a VM segment, and fdeb mothers the subsequent stream keys, locked behind VM verification plus server RNG. Protocol-layer single-player closes its chapter, and memory-injection dummies stand confirmed as the only viable road.