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PostPosted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 6:03 pm Reply with quote
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Hi,
I am trying to reverse an application which is not packed/protecded. but have some internal protection. I searched the net and various forums but failed to find any tutorial for such Embarassed . the internal protection is code integerity check. checksum error etc. I am a newbie but not a purly newbie. Cool I do have some knowledge about RCE I have gone through atleast 100 tutrials for such. I have also reversed some 4-5 applications. But this application is annoying me. Sad Is anybody there who can help me out. I want that atleast He/She should help me to fix the crc and code integrity check. and tell me is that very hard to reverse this application.

Thanx and waiting for some geniun and positive reply. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 6:54 pm Reply with quote
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It all depends. CRC check can be easy to defeat, but if executable is written in Visual Basic for example, then it's very hard to figure out the working logics. Anyway - please more info - like what language and/or compilator is used ??
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 5:13 am Reply with quote
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waraxe wrote:
It all depends. CRC check can be easy to defeat, but if executable is written in Visual Basic for example, then it's very hard to figure out the working logics. Anyway - please more info - like what language and/or compilator is used ??


Thanks for your quick response as I was expecting this in this forum. Well the programme is written in Bordland Delphi. The Pied .094 hard/ Deep scan didnt revealed anything. May be its not packed/ Protected or packed/protected with an unknown packer/protector. But when I updated some User.db it shows Upolyx v0.5. But I doubt as it has very little signatures. may be I am wrong. hmmmmmmmm Dont know how to do it.
Well the Crypto Analyser shows four signs.

1. BlowFish [Sbox}
2. Golden ratio
3.MD5
4.Pi Fraction
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:10 pm Reply with quote
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Still, i have not understand your intentions and motivation.
Is this target executable from some cracking/reverse engineering challenge? If so, then you should be able to solve it yourself, right?

Or this target is something you need to use and just want to crack it yourself, because no crack can be found from elsewere?

Please explain ... Confused
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 4:18 pm Reply with quote
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waraxe wrote:
Still, i have not understand your intentions and motivation.
Is this target executable from some cracking/reverse engineering challenge? If so, then you should be able to solve it yourself, right?

Or this target is something you need to use and just want to crack it yourself, because no crack can be found from elsewere?

Please explain ... Confused


Well,
Its an Commercial Software and its previous version has been cracked by an unknown cracker. But the new version is far most and improved which I need badly. The problem is that software cost too much which an third world pepole cant afford. So decided to take the challange myself. I cant name the target here as it will not amount to a good practice and I also dont wanna make it public. If you wanna know the target I can PM you. I trying on this for 7 months but didnt got any sucess actually the problem is that I havent seen any tutorials regarding such problem. previously I wouldnt even able to start it in any debbuger but tried and tried and got success atleast to run through in debugger (OllyDbg1.10). I only wanna that someone atleast help me to fix its codeintegrity check and crc check. hmmmmmmmm Rolling Eyes tierd of posting so much hope that atleast someone interested person can help me.


thanxs
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 5:23 pm Reply with quote
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Well, i can't promise anything, but you are welcome to PM me details and I will take a look @ target.
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