What is the difference between Razor and Injection?
Injection is a program similar to Razor. Written in C++, Injection offers many similar features to Razor, but seems to have slowed in development and support of new UO protocol changes. Injection is open source, meaning it is freely available and can easily be modified and redistributed. However, this also means it can be modified to send packets and perform actions not normally possible in UO. Because of this, Injection has developed a reputation as a true “cheat tool” which, due to insecurities in Emulator software, allowed users to exploit many different bugs on a variety of servers. Razor on the other hand is not open source. This means that no one can easily modify Razor to perform illegal actions. To modify Razor, one would have to decompile it, which is in direct violation of US and international copyright laws. Razor attempts to verify a player’s actions to ensure security for all emulators. In addition, Razor’s developer wishes to aid Developers of ALL emulators in ensuring se
