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Since some Lemmy users have asked me via DM and also searched my other socials to ask me about my old bypass I thought I'd share my new one with Lemmy too.

I also uploaded the source in case anyone wants to look at it (or even extend it, who knows).

Sorry for the extraordinary wait.

Have fun guys :)

Edit: I should have known Lemmy wouldn't like a semi private forum, even though it's all about things like this there. Here is the already built SLSsteam.so + Source Code for anyone to download anonymously if they prefer it that way.

To use it just extract the SLSsteam.so somewhere and then start steam like this:

LD_AUDIT="/full/path/to/SLSsteam.so" steam

Also has an installer which supports fish shell and .desktop entries. If you use one of those you can just run ./setup.sh install to install it. If the installer doesn't work for you, you can still use the manual method.

Uninstallation: Run ./setup.sh uninstall

To build it just run: make

Credits:

  • Riku_Wayfinder: Creating the Steam Deck installation method! Also testing PlayNotOwnedGames and being very willing to lend a helping hand
  • Gnanf: Helping me test the Family Sharing bypass
  • rdbo: For his great libmem library, which saved me a lot of development and learning time
  • oleavr and all the other awesome people working on Frida for easy instrumentation which helps a lot in analyzing, testing and debugging
  • All the folks working on Ghidra, this was my first project using it and I'm in love with it!
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[–] [email protected] 6 points 3 weeks ago

That is also my approach