Cheat Engine

[malevolence42]

I'm planning on writing a program that will read (and possibly write) the memory of a game, specifically MapleStory. However, I am wondering if nProtect hijacks kernel32.dll and prevents all programs from accessing it. If it does, are there any ways to bypass this? Because everything used in this program will call kernel32.dll (opening process, reading memory, writing, etc.) and nothing will work if it's blocked. Any help/ideas?

[Dark Byte]

yes, the functions in kernel32.dll are hooked.
Best way arround is write a device driver that replaces the calls you use.
e.g readprocessmemory can be replaced by a function that sets cr3 to the target process and then copies a block to a shared buffer (kernel memory is generally shared