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I\'m dealing with a strange base64 variation. I need to write decoder for it but I\'ve stuck with reverse engineering. It differs not so much from original base64. It looks like there\'s something wit
I lost my source code, I have vb6 exe, I decompile exe, then I get decompile codes like below given. Now I want to convert this codes into vb6 source code or readable format.
I am searching for some good tricks开发者_开发知识库 of project settings in Visual Studio 2010 to get binary harder to reverse engineering.There is one: run a protector in post-build event.Turn on as
I am attempting to write a small utility to produce a binary file that will mimic the one produced by another closed application.I\'ve used hex editor开发者_如何学运维s to decrypt the format by I\'m s
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I wrote a simple C program that displays \"Hello World!\" to stdout. Then I compiled it, and deleted the source code.
When applying signatures IDA pro will name some functions unknown_libname_x. These functions reflect a library function that IDA doesn\'t have enough details on. Often, however, other signatures may h
I\'m facing quite a big problem. I need to patch an executable to modify its behaviour. The program is written in C and until now I\'ve been using IDA to edit it, but that way I couldn\'t for example
I am trying to reverse-engineer a website I don\'t own, figuring out how some dumb \"encryption\" works, in order to be able to carry out some operations automatically, by taking the functionality out
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