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  1. Techlord
    Started by Techlord,

    Download them here:

  2. kao
    Started by kao,

    Looks like the rumors of leaked VMProtect sources were true. Now they are available for everyone. It was leaked on certain Chinese sites, so use your brain and caution and don't run random files outside of VM... EDIT1: Please note that "intel.cc" and "processor.cc" are missing, so the native code virtualization part is most likely non-working. Thanks to @boot and @lawl3ss and Twitter wisdom for the info! EDIT2: Link changed to anonfiles. Spoiler https://anonfiles.com/d1D7M7q9z4/vmpsrc_zip

  3. bluedevil
    Started by bluedevil,

    Dear friends Berkeley Mono Font face is updated to version2. They included ligatures (nerd glyphs) directly in this build. The font face is 75$ for developer use only (no commercial use.) I have included this fontface so you can try them. Enjoy! Homepage hxxps://usgraphics[.]com/products/berkeley-mono Archive Pass: Download tx-02-berkeley-mono-pass=SCT.7z

    bluedevil
  4. TeRcO
    Started by TeRcO,

    VMProtect 3.x Anti-debug Method Improved Feature: Checksum ntoskrnl File Checksum Code Section Anti Debugger Anti HardwareBreakpoint https://github.com/strivexjun/XAntiDebug

  5. TeRcO
    Started by TeRcO,

    Kernel Detective Purchased from GamingMasteR many years ago. As this code is quite old... I see zero reason not to make it public. This is the driver part "Kernel Detective" the x86 Anti-Rootkit. The GUI application may be found in Application.7z Was lazy, and did the upload via the github website =p If you make use of this source... you can do two simple things: 1). Give credit to GamingMaster 2). Give credit to me (Fyyre) -Fyyre https://github.com/Fyyre/kerneldetective

  6. TeRcO
    Started by TeRcO,

    .NET Reflector Add-Ins Sources AssemblyListEx BamlViewer BizTalkDisassembler ClassView CodeMetrics CodeModelExample CodeModelViewer CodeSearch ComLoader DelphiLanguage External https://codeplex.miloush.net/projecttab/sourceCode/reflectoraddins/ AssemblyListEx BamlViewer BizTalkDisassembler ClassView CodeMetrics CodeModelExample CodeModelViewer CodeSearch ComLoader DelphiLanguage External Graph MCppLanguage Pex PowerShellLanguage ReflectionEmitLanguage RemoteController Review RuleSetEditor SilverlightBrowser SilverlightLoader UmlExporter VulcanLanguage Xaml

  7. fearless
    Started by fearless,

    https://www.codeproject.com/info/Changes.aspx Some articles seem to still be available if you have direct links to them, or you can manually change the url to change the tag etc. to browse for articles. You can save and download articles with a Firefox extension like SingleFile. I recommend those that refer to certain articles to save them for future in case they aren't able to keep the read only version of the site.

  8. fearless

    Today I fed the gitbook I created into NotebookLM to create a deep dive podcast. This was the summary it created: I uploaded the deep dive podcast so that it can be downloaded. Its a 43MB .wav file with a duration of about 15mins. There was about 3 or 4 instances where the podcast "hosts" reference something that they say they touched on or talked about previously, but hadn't actually done so, but other than that its actually pretty good I would say. Here is the download link for the Creating Controls In Assembler Deep Dive Podcast: https://github.com/mrfearless/creating-controls-in-assembler/releases/download/Gitbook/Creating.Controls.In.Assembler.-.Note…

  9. Progman
    Started by Progman,

    Rosetta Code! Rosetta Code Rosetta Code is a programming chrestomathy site. The idea is to present solutions to the same task in as many different languages as possible, to demonstrate how languages are similar and different, and to aid a person with a grounding in one approach to a problem in learning another. Rosetta Code currently has 1,272 tasks, 403 draft tasks, and is aware of 944 languages, though we do not (and cannot) have solutions to every task in every language. https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code

  10. Gladiator
    Started by Gladiator,

    PEP - Private exe protector is closed commercial project but i decided to share it's source code ( I purchased it about 2300 USD long time ago ) Add star to repo if you like https://github.com/NIKJOO/PEP

  11. Xyl2k
    Started by Xyl2k,

    Hello, So i've used to do a vid recently and also a paper about protections in general (private sorry), here is the material i copied from the sdk CD if anyone interested. https://workupload.com/file/mhQmPVw8kBv (40 Mb, with tools) I've attached a bit of asm and a dongleme with emulator (emulator may be detect as malicious) Video (french) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6photCQj_Po dongleme.zip asm.rockey4nd.dongle.sample.zip Rockeys4nd tools and emu.zip

    • 5 replies
    • 20k views
    Reverser195
  12. TomaHawk

    Many years ago I wrote a software protector called MyAppSecured. Somewhere in the middle of porting it from Delphi to C++ I lost my interest in this project. Just found it on my HDD so I thought it might be helpful for someone. In short, the GUI of this protector is written in C++ and the protection stub in written in MASM. The C++ code loads a target in memory and adds 2 PE sections to it. One for the TLS callback code and one for the main code. The MASM stub will be written to those 2 sections. This protector has just 2 protection features: Analyze Immunity (anti-debug) and Memory Shield (anti debug-tools, OEP relocation). Note this is not a download…

  13. SuperJackAbcd
    Started by SuperJackAbcd,

    A small keygen template written by c++/CLR x64 bit. Download source files : https://www.mediafire.com/file/m6bzz048y62pi8y/keygen_template.rar/file password : abcdef

  14. deepzero
    Started by deepzero,

    https://github.com/archercreat/titan

  15. fearless
    Started by fearless,

    PortableBuildTools: https://github.com/Data-Oriented-House/PortableBuildTools

  16. _-_-
    Started by _-_-,

    I think it's a good place to show my snake game which fits in 64 bytes.

  17. undetectablev
    Started by undetectablev,

    JoyTrain is a pseudorandom algebraic multiquine relay written in a subset of Joy programming language. It works by specializing a probabilistic pattern matcher with a non-confluent TRS and applying the residual program to itself. It is a by-product of my thoughts about the possibility of existence of the undetectable virus. https://github.com/undetectablev/joytrain

  18. bluedevil
    Started by bluedevil,

    Hello people In the repo below, Jean-Pierre LESUEUR has published SubSeven source codes. But if i didn't understand wrong, only UI sources. You cannot eject CD-Rom drives https://github.com/DarkCoderSc/SubSeven

  19. HuD_HuD

    Hi, tuts family I'm looking for the below scripts I already looked at the form but I didn't find any if you guys have these then please let me know or suggest where to get thanks in advance, Asprotect 2.xx Unpacker v1.15F-2 Aspr2.XX_unpacker_v1.15F Update for VOLX Script

  20. root

    https://github.com/Pigrecos/CodeDeob

  21. whoknows
    Started by whoknows,

    https://getawesomeness.herokuapp.com/

    • 2 replies
    • 9.5k views
  22. root
    Started by root,

    My Delphi binding for Intel X86 Encoder-Decoder. https://github.com/Pigrecos/XED_Delphi

  23. root
    Started by root,

    https://github.com/Pigrecos/Z34Delphi My new repository for using Z3 in delphi(porting z3 c api to delphi). I tried and there were no tools for symbolic execution in delphi

  24. innovatorsww@gmail.com
    Started by innovatorsww@gmail.com,

    Unlike another post that has made this claim. I am here to tell everyone that Planet Source Code is down and is staying down this time. Last time it went down it was due to a software and development issue. This time it is down for good. I am not saying Spam his email. But Everyone who can help has ideas or just want to show your support for a 20+ year old site that we have all used before. Email him and Let him know. See attached image for actual email.

    FortyPoundHead.com
  25. Teddy Rogers
    Started by Teddy Rogers,

    This is a repost from the "PureBasic Adventures" blog... With the excitement of Windows 10 and a host of bug fixes out of the way I can now concentrate some time on Tuts 4 You which also allows me to post some code on this blog. This blog entry is in regard to a recent query from @LCF-AT on viewing icons contained within DLL's, executables, icon files, etc. I coded a small tool for this a while ago that enabled me to quickly view icons contained primarily within shell32.dll and imageres.dll so that I could take advantage of those icons in other code. Most of the magic is done by Windows API ExtractIconEx function and from there we simply manipulate the icon images to…

    • 0 replies
    • 9.7k views
    Teddy Rogers

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