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Hi;
Searching for strings isnt good everytime coz sometimes they can be in resources as static. So if your message isnt a MessageBox api it is normal to not find any strings. Thus there is different types of strings like, Zero terminated,Unicode,pascal, $ terminated,etc. But as your application seems as a Visual C++ app. I prefer you to check for a DialogBoxParamA api. Still no use a rsource editor to examine application if there is a static text like your message. So this message can be crypted or something like this at all. For example coder can be use reversed message trick. ![]() Message <-- every cracker search for egasseM <-- some eyes miss this. or message can be simple crypted like Message tRvfgfdw just look for something interesting. Thats just a point of view of mine. Regards. |
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