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TestCrackMe.exe

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GUYS HELP ME

I am currently working on a CrackMe challenge and could use some guidance on how to approach its protection and debugging.

Challenge Requirements:

  • Find the password embedded in the program to retrieve the correct flag.

  • Features: Custom VM, Custom Anti-Debug, Custom Anti-Tamper, and Custom CRC Check.

Detect It Easy (DIE) Scan Results:

  • File Name: TestCrackMe.exe

  • File Size: 12.85 MB

  • Type: PE64 (AMD64, 64-bit Console)

  • Compiler/Language: Microsoft Visual C++ (C++) with dynamic Runtime

  • Protector: VMProtect (new) [DS, packed]

  • Heuristics detected:

    • Strange sections + Strange exports

    • Section #6 (.B/R) is compressed

    • Section #0 (.text) has an incorrect offset and size

Observed Behavior (Anti-Debugging / Execution Trick): When launching the executable, it performs a tricky sequence:

  1. It immediately spawns a cmd.exe window.

  2. That window quickly closes itself.

  3. A second, separate cmd.exe window opens, presenting the prompt: Password nedir?: (Turkish for "What is the password?")

Because of this process spawning and the VMProtect packing, I am having trouble attaching a debugger (like x64dbg) directly to the active prompt process.

I Tried ScyllaHide he work at first but then TestCrackMe.exe giveme error 0x31 detected

can some one crack it or help me

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