Here is a top list of best know memory scanners.
Memory Scanners
1. Cheat Engine
2. Tsearch
3. Artmoney
1. Cheat Engine - Latest version 5.3 - Download
Cheat Engine is maybe the most know memory scanner/editor. It has a fast scan in all types, a memory viewer, a assembler and more. But cheat engine has been added to the not-allowed list from Blizzard. But Cheat Engine has a build in rootkit + anti detection. (Look in my white paper for the settings). Cheat Engine is a open source project and everyone can edit / improve features.
2. Tsearch - Latest version 8.2- Official Website
Tsearch has been more userfriendly skin then Cheat Engine. I have tried to use it but some stuff are irritating like editing a number or so. They got a great tooltip when using that will say everything he knows about something. (Like when changing value types he will give you an example). TSearch hasn't been added to the Blizzard not-allowed list.
3. Artmoney - Latest version 7.27 - Official Website
Artmoney has a free and payed version. It's skin doesn't really look userfriendly but you can change easily settings etc. Also like Tsearch, Artmoney got a helpfile. Artmoney is also clear from the Blizzard not-allowed program list. I wouldn't recommend this program, it is your own choice
Packet scanners
1. WPE Pro + Permedit
2. Wireshark
1. WPE Pro + Permedit - Latest version 0.9a - Official website
Most know packet scanner, but after some reading and looking at people their post it looks like it has a chance to be detected. Also to use WPE Pro you need permedit that will allow WPE Pro to work as a system instead of a guest. It has a handy interface and to learn about it just check their website, they got a good forum with alot of help on
Wireshark - Latest version 0.99.6 - Official website
People recommend me this one because it had less chance to be detected. Wireshark has immediately system rights. For help they have made a wiki. When I looked at their interface I saw alot of good functions + very userfriendly. In the beginning I had some errors etc when opening WoW and how to find WoW but their wiki was a good help.