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NO.... You are ABSOLUTELY WRONG!!
Again you posted your post EVEN without properly seeing the above posts & WITHOUT even Seeing the target!! You even didn't bothered to read the Benten posts properly & even failed to understand his post's meaning properly.... Quote:
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So in the pic v9.4 means version 9.4 of armadillo , So how does it become v7.0 of armadillo? Please Explain? Anyway I really commend that you AT LEAST read some part of the post correctly . I do know that he doesn't need scripts & tools, thats why I in VERY first line wrote -:Quote:
Also i posted the script cuz script simply means doing automated work...So one could read the script & understand what's going on... IN Summary-:
So it can be CLEARLY SEEN that either don't properly know & understand English or you don't bother to read the posts properly or you just use to baffle people!! Anyway I appreciate your efforts that you wanted to help others ![]() Cheers Last edited by abhi93696; 10-21-2017 at 22:50. |
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Guys, first let me thank you guys for the comments.
I see there is a lot of confusion going around but first off, let me thank @ TechLord properly, Man thank you so much, I've been waiting for someone to understand what I am trying to do. I was about leave this stupid forum thing. But since you seem to get the idea I am posting my previous efforts here, Quote:
There is a tutorial by FFF on this Target version 3.1.0 i believe, but its x64. There is no encryption in x64 so that tut is not useful. And about the GIV script, it's is for OllyDbg and that's another reason why I want to do this tut manually. You see most of the scripts are platform/tool dependent. I know what pattern is he searching for, but that script does not work in x64Dbg. I choose it cause its a new tool. We have made a habit of using tools and it has ruined us beyond repair. Its too late now but still someone has to try and preserve the old art. I know I can't do much here but I am contributing what ever I can. I hope someone needs to take my request seriously and do something about it. Regards, Ben Last edited by Benten; 10-22-2017 at 23:01. |
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![]() That was the reason why I highlighted it above... Yes, I FULLY agree with you that doing it the manual way makes us actually LEARN ![]() Btw, as you can see a couple of posts above this, I made a post first and then deleted it yesterday, as I initially wanted to put up a VERY quick tut but later decided that I wanted to make it a bit more polished before actually uploading it. The next few days I am a bit busy but I hope to put up a TUT (if by then our GURUs and EXPERTS like Mr Exodia, Tonyweb and others have not already solved it )Good luck |
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for a software whose protection version you didn't know till now! Nice Superpowers you have! Cool ![]() Anyway its nice to see that you are going to make a POLISHED TUT Looking forward to it... Br |
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So I thought it prudent to use a protected CRACKME to illustrate the recovery of imports which had been eliminated/scrambled as that was all that Benten wanted to know. Also, just for the record, there's not too great a change in the implementation of Import Elimination/Scrambling between those 2 Armadillo versions. Cheers
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