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Anthracene 01 - UPX 2.01w What is a packer and what does it do How can we identify a packer? How we can unpack a simple packer like UPX Why the dumped file will crash when we run it What we can do to fix this problem by using ImpRec Anthracene 02 - AsPack 2.12 How to unpack packers by using the ESP trick, theory Anthracene 03 - ASProtect 1.20 Another example on how to unpack using the ESP trick How and why to set Olly's exception passing options in order to unpack Unpacking a program using the 'exception counting trick' Tracing through the SEH of a protector in order to find the OEP How to use some of the more advanced ImpRec features in order to rebuild imports that aren't fixed straight away. Anthracene 04 - PolyEnE 0.01 No ESP trick, no exception counting - straight forward logical thinking!

xAnalyzer is a plugin for the x86/x64 x64dbg debugger by @mrexodia. This plugin is based on APIInfo Plugin by @mrfearless, although some improvements and additions have been made. xAnalyzer is capable of doing various types of analysis over the static code of the debugged application to give more extra information to the user. This plugin is going to make an extensive API functions call detections to add functions definitions, arguments and data types as well as any other complementary information, something close at what you get with OllyDbg analysis engine, in order to make it even more comprehensible to the user just before starting the debugging task. Features Some of the main features and improvements include: Extended function calls analysis (over 13,000 API’s definitions from almost 200 DLL’s) Defined and generic functions, arguments, data types and additional debugging info recognition. Automatic loops detection. User maintained definition files Before xAnalyzer After xAnalyzer Analyze Selection By making a selection of several instructions in the disassembly windows of x64dbg and selecting this menu, a fast analysis will be made over the selected lines. You can also use the command xanal selection for launching this option or even set your own hotkeys for it in the x64dbg gui. Analyze Function If you are in the middle of some function you could use this menu entry to analyze that entire function and only that function. Taking your single selected instruction as a reference xAnalyzer will process from there all the lines inside a block of code. You could also use the command xanal function for launching this type of analysis or even set your own hotkeys for it in the x64dbg gui. Analyze Module This command it's going to launch a full analysis over the entire module. This feature takes the Extended Analysis option into consideration for the depth of analysis to be used. You could use the command xanal module to execute it as well or even set your own hotkeys for it in the x64dbg gui. Remove Analysis Menus In these cases, all of these menus are going to make the opposite of what the previous commands did. In case you want to get rid of the analysis extra information in some parts of the code or in the entire executable if wished. You could also use the commands: xanalremove selection/function/module