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DhaeCrackme #1 KeygenMe (x64)

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Difficulty: ?/10 (I will let you guys decide but it's definitely not for beginners)

Language: C++

Platform: Windows

OS Version: Tested on Windows 11 64-bits

Protection: Dhaedalida 1.0.0.2 (Custom Packer + Custom VM + anti-debug + anti-tamper)

Description

Hi all,

I have always been a big fan of software protectors specially those with obfuscation / virtual machine features like Themida / VMProtect among others so after a long time I've decided to make a new one and I'd like to see how it holds up against people who actually know what they're doing so here's a small keygenme protected with it. Genuinely curious about your feedback and I am looking forward for your write-ups.

The VM is not a traditional one like Themida / VMProtect (neither like my old VM posted here 10 years ago, wow time flies) but something else that I read on a paper and I wanted to implement some ideas of it and more I would like in the future (I'm not going to say more as to not spoil the fun).

Goals

Bronze: Unpack & patch it so every username / password will be accepted.

Silver: Generate a working username & serial pair.

Gold: Generate a fully working keygen for any username.

SHA-256 (.exe): 686414068984BAF182AB7F5FCCF91EC49CADB76BEE9AFBFA6C4E728C22A32112

Have fun and please share your findings.

Holy

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