Bit Slicer is a universal game trainer that allows you to cheat in video games by searching and modifying values such as your score, lives, ammunition, and much more.
Version 1.7:
* New User Interface, with more emphasis on content
* Scripting - Write Python scripts with the virtual memory and debugger modules to automate tasks
* Code Injection - Inject x86 code into a target using the debugger
* Improved Virtual Memory Searching; expect 4 to 15x speed up from 1.6
* Editable Memory Viewer
* Awareness of Mach-O binaries and support for Address Relativization (ASLR)
* New 'Description' variable column (superseding 'Name'), which is annotated with memory info during searches
* Endianness (byte order) option for searching memory
* 'Search Pointer to Variable' under Variable menu
* AVX Registers support in the debugger
* Conditional Breakpoints - stop at a breakpoint when certain condition is met (can be 20-40x faster than GDB/LLDB)
* Wildcard support for modifying multiple byte array values simutaneously
* Customizable shortcuts for using the Debugger in Preferences
* Smarter sorting in the Target pop-up of programs
* Maverick's App Nap support, for being more energy efficient
* Many other improvements / bug fixes
* Requires OS X 10.8 or later
* Moved project page and wiki to GitHub
Intel Required
* A Mac running OS X 10.8 or later
* Administrator's password to allow Bit Slicer to access memory
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