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Yup same thing happened on my machine here, so defenetly not just you!
Where can i get the AsprDbgr? Try the search button as usual, I believe it was posted in Software Releases. Quote:
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this exe has many crc checks after detecting aspr. is not longer present , also some invalid stuff left by aspr. after unpacking , stolen bytes etc.. best idea is inline patching it to ensure you'll have a full working exe however if you're too newbie i wouldn't recomend you to start with this target...
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Hmm, NOD32 displays a virus warning when trying to access that cracked .exe by TSRh. Did anyone else run into this problem?
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@Crk,
I downloaded AsprDbgr_build_106, but i dont know how to make a good dump of it... It asks loads of questions about dips, i have been reading about ASPR and dips, but i dont know what i need to do with these dips. Which ever point i dump, and after fixing import it always crashes with a delphi 216 runtim error? more reading is needed... -- bedrock |
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We should do it on our own ![]() Cheers, neogen Last edited by neogen; 05-04-2004 at 19:15. |
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Neh, it's not a virus. It's a custom crypting thingie and after that asprotect. As far as I can see it's a false warning.
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@neogen: Maybe we should share some notes on our progress.
I have found stolen and OEP to be the following: 0049899C > $ 55 PUSH EBP 0049899D . 8BEC MOV EBP,ESP 0049899F . 83EC 10 SUB ESP,10 004989A2 . B8 94834900 MOV EAX,G6FTPSer.00498394 And I found that what's causing the most trouble is the Call EAX @ 0040400E. I get very different results when debugging my dumped exe and the original one. Edit: My dumped .exe keeps jumping at all the JNB's where it shouldn't. Regards SvensK Last edited by SvensK; 05-04-2004 at 22:03. |
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Hi SvensK,
After reading lots of posts about aspr and Labba's tute, i was still getting nowhere with this target (i'm still not sure i am very far ) But then i found R@diers tute #6 - Manual unpacking ASProtect 1.23 RC4 - 1.3.08.24 and this has helped, at least now i was able to find stolen bytes, i have the same values as you, but i put oep @ 49899B and there was a nop left before the calls. 0049899B > $ 55 PUSH EBP 0049899C . 8BEC MOV EBP,ESP 0049899E . 83EC 10 SUB ESP,10 004989A1 . B8 94834900 MOV EAX,dumped_.00498394 004989A6 . 90 NOP But target still fails to run with generating Delphi 216 runtime errors, i traced in olly to the call eax @ 40400E you mention and this execute's around in a loop and finally causes an access violation -- bedrock |
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My current state: I didn't have the time due to much other projects... I will try it next days on my own... Cheers, neogen |
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OEP is: 0049899C -> 0009899C
the 0 you see before this location belongs to some Dword value .. don't touch it! but stolen bytes you give might be confuse... i tried 558BEC83C4D8B894834900 my exe is not crashing but ends somewhere where the programs quit or is not reading some part necessary to load ... of course there are some aspr. checks as i said before... if you don't fix them the program will crash .... tip: RaiseException API ![]() make sure also at 0042B68C the call dword has that RVA (dword value [FC824900]) in your dumped exe or will never work or even load at all the only solution will be to trace with original one and step into the calls until program reach the code to be full loaded... then to trace with dumped one to see differences. Call EAX @ 0040400E .... and where exactly is calling this.. RVA ? Last edited by Crk; 05-05-2004 at 21:41. |
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