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============================ AT4RE Power Loader v0.1 (Release Date: 26/03/2025) ============================ [+] Console interface [+] Loader Coded in C++ with CRT (big Size: 85 KB when compressed about 190 KB uncompressed). [+] Supports patching single or multiple Relative Virtual Addresses (RVAs). Root Folder Contents: [+] ATPL.EXE (AT4RE Power Loader) [+] Version History.txt ============================ AT4RE Power Loader v0.2 (Release Date: 16/04/2025) ============================ The most powerful loader against strong and hard protectors. It also works with medium-level protectors, packers, compressors, and even unprotected executable files. Main Features: [+] GUI Coded in Borland Delphi 7 [+] From the GUI, you can browse to select the target file (maximum filename length is 255 characters). [+] You can also copy and paste the file name into the input field. [+] Choose between x32 and x64 loader versions. [+] Loader data can be entered only in the format shown in filed or in the screenshot. [+] Set a base timeout in milliseconds (Minimum: 00, Maximum: 9999 — i.e., 9.99 seconds). [+] Set 1-byte opcodes in the Opcode field using HEX characters (Opcode is the Original First Byte of RVA1). [+] Configure Opcode Timeout in milliseconds (Minimum: 00, Maximum: 9999 — i.e., 9.99 seconds). [+] Set the Loader Timer Delay in microseconds (Min: 00, Max: 9,999,999 — i.e., 9.99 seconds). [+] Configure the loader to start as Administrator. [+] Directly pack the loader with UPX. [+] Generate Loader.exe [+] Save or open projects for future use from File menu. [+] Set the GUI to "most on top" from the View menu. [+] Access the official website, report bugs, and find more information via about in the Help menu. Loader Details: [+] Coded in C++ using the Windows Pure API. [+] Loader size is 10 KB uncompressed, and 5 KB when compressed. [+] Supports Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 (both x32 and x64). Features include: [+] Anti-ASLR [+] Anti-Anti-Debug [+] Anti-CRC Check [+] Automatically detects the base address. [+] Detects when the protector unpacks code into memory. [+] Can apply temporary patches after a specified delay in microseconds (Patch and restor original bytes). [+] Can apply permanent patches only with 00 Flag [+] Supports patching single or multiple Relative Virtual Addresses (RVAs). [+] Capable of patching up to 2048 bytes. [+] Can run as Administrator or Normal user mode. Root Folder Contents: [+] Project folder (Save or open projects for future use) [+] UPX folder (includes upx32.exe and upx64.exe) [+] ATPL.EXE (AT4RE Power Loader) [+] Version History.txt ============================ AT4RE Power Loader v0.3 (Release Date: 10/05/2025) ============================ The most powerful loader against strong and hard protectors. It also works with medium-level protectors, packers, compressors, and even unprotected executable files. Main Features: [+] Added Support Patching DLLs (Only DLLs Loaded by Target.exe). [+] Added Drag Drop Feature: For .EXE, .REG, .ICO Files. [+] Added Insert Loader Data feature (For Respect the Correct Format). [+] Added Registry Keys Manager (Max size: 1 KB / 1024 characters). [+] Added Delete Files feature (Max size: 1 KB / 1024 characters). [+] Added Icon Changer. [+] Added New Project option from File menu (Clears all fields). [+] Added Commands Shortcut Ctrl+N, Ctrl+O, Ctrl+S in File menu. [+] Added Contact Us section from Help menu. [+] Updated About from Help menu from box to a form. [+] Updated display fonts for Loader Data, Registry, and Files. [-] Removed "My Target run as admin". Loader Details: [+] Size is now 17 KB uncompressed, 7 KB when compressed. [+] Loader now Support Patching DLLs (Only DLLs Loaded by Target.exe). [+] Loader can now add or delete registry keys. [+] Loader can delete files. [+] Automatically requests Run as Administrator when needed (e.g.,Target need administrator privilege, modifying registry or deleting files from protected folders). [+] Icon support added. Root Folder Contents: [+] Icons folder (includes 5 icons). [+] Lib folder (includes bass.dll). [+] Project folder (Save or open projects for future use). [+] ResH folder (includes ResHacker.exe). [+] UPX folder (includes upx32.exe and upx64.exe). [+] ATPL.EXE (AT4RE Power Loader). [+] Version History.txt ============================ AT4RE Power Loader v0.4 (Release Date: 16/05/2025) ============================ The most powerful loader against strong and hard protectors. It also works with medium-level protectors, packers, compressors, and even unprotected executable files. Main Features: [+] Added Import menu. [+] Added Support .1337 patch files exported by x64dbg. [+] Set Opcode automatically when Load .1337 file. [+] Added OpenDialog when Double Click on: - Target Name field. - Loader Data field. - Registry field. - Custom icon field. Loader Details: [+] Fixed bug with registry feature. [+] Default icon changed. [+] Compressed Loader with Default icon 8 KB. Root Folder Contents: [+] Icons folder (includes 5 icons). [+] Lib folder (includes bass.dll). [+] Project folder (Save or open projects for future use). [+] ResH folder (includes ResHacker.exe). [+] UPX folder (includes upx32.exe and upx64.exe). [+] ATPL.EXE (AT4RE Power Loader). [+] Version History.txt

A collection of legacy tutorials from ARTeam covering multiple aspects; unpacking, cracking, inline patching, dongles, DRM, keygenning, debugging, serial fishing, loaders, etc. MD5: ARTeam Tutorials Collection.rar : ca10cf1c85b12f6f9d0b2998c2356e7f

I want to release a new tutorial about the popular theme Themida - WinLicense. So I see there seems to be still some open questions mostly if my older unpack script does not work anymore and the unpacked files to, etc. So this time I decided to create a little video series on how to unpack and deal with a newer protected Themida target manually where my older public script does fail. A friend of mine did protect unpackme's for this and in the tutorial you will see all steps from A-Z to get this unpackme successfully manually unpacked but this is only one example how you can do it, of course. So the tutorial [videos + text tutorial] is very long and has a run-time of more than three hours and of course it will be necessary that you also read the text parts I made at the same time if possible but if you are already a advanced user then you will have it easier than a newbie. So I hope that you have enough patience to work through the whole tutorial. So the main attention I set on all things which happen after normal unpacking so the unpack process is the simplest part and all what comes after is the most interesting part and how to deal with all problems that happen. It's more or less like a live unpack session. I also wrote some small basic little helper scripts which you can also use for other targets to get valuable information if you need. Short summation: Unpacking Exception analysing VM analysing with UV plugin AntiDump's find & fixing & redirecting "after fix method" Testing on other OS My Special Thanks goes to Lostin who made this unpackme and others + OS's tests. (I want to send a thank you to Deathway again for creating this very handy and helpfully UV plugin). So this is all I have to say about the tutorial so far, just watch and read and then try it by yourself. Oh! and by the way I record ten videos and not only one. If something does not work or you have any problems with this tutorial, etc. then ask in the support topic only. Don't send me tons of PM's, OK! Thank you in advance. PS: Oh! and before someone has again something to complain because of my tutorial style [goes to quickly or is bad or whatever] then I just want to say, maybe you're right so normally I don't like to create and write tutorials. This is really not my thing so keep this in your mind.

Computer games are vast and many, however most computer games have something in common - they need a place to store all their important files like images, movies, and sounds. To do this, computer game developers typically store their data into a big archive file. There are many reasons for storing all your data files in one big archive, some reasons include reducing the number of files on a CD, hiding the data files to stop people hacking the game, and so that all data files can be accessed using a single data stream. However, the bad news for gamers is that there are almost as many different archives as there are different computer games - every game developer creates their own archive formats, and they even change their formats between games or departments in the company. This brings us to the focus of the tutorial - how to explore the archives and grab the files from within them. This tutorial will attempt to make it easy for anyone to explore a new format, with the aim of promoting game modifications and enhancements by the community. In the following pages, we will discuss the terms Game Resource Archives (GRAs) and Game Resource Archive Formats (GRAFs), common data types, and other definitions. From there, we will explain the fundamentals of cracking a file format, including the tools you use, and the patterns to look out for. Thanks for reading our guide; we wish you the best of luck in your exploration.

R4ndom’s Beginning Reverse Engineering Tutorials Tutorial #1 - What is reverse engineering? Tutorial #2 - Introducing OllyDBG Tutorial #3 - Using OllyDBG, Part 1 Tutorial #4 - Using OllyDBG, Part 2 Tutorial #5 - Our First (Sort Of) Crack Tutorial #6 - Our First (True) Crack Tutorial #7 - More Crackmes Tutorial #8 - Frame Of Reference Tutorial #9 - No Strings Attached Tutorial #10 - The Levels of Patching Tutorial #11 - Breaking In Our Noob Skills Tutorial #12 - A Tougher NOOBy Example Tutorial #13 - Cracking a Real Program Tutorial #14 - How to remove nag screens Tutorial #15 - Using the Call Stack. Tutorial #16A - Dealing with Windows Messages. Tutorial #16B - Self Modifying Code. Tutorial #16C - Bruteforcing. Tutorial #17 - Working with Delphi Binaries. Tutorial #18 - Time Trials and Hardware Breakpoints. Tutorial #19 - Creating patchers. Tutorial #20A - Dealing with Visual Basic Binaries, Part 1. Tutorial #20B - Dealing with Visual Basic Binaries, Part 2. Tutorial #21 - Anti-Debugging Techniques. Tutorial #22 - Code Caves and PE Sections. Tutorial #23 - TLS Callbacks. Modifying Binaries For Fun And Profit Adding a Splash Screen - Creating a code cave to show a custom splash on an application Adding a Menu Item - Adding a menu item to an existing binary. Making a Window Non-Closeable - Making a Window Non-Closeable. The Never Ending Program - Opening message boxes every time a user tries to close a program. DLL Injection 1 - Adding an opening message box through DLL injection. DLL Injection 2 - Adding a splash bitmap through DLL injection. R4ndom’s Guide to RadASM Installing and setting up - Installing RadASM and configuring the environment. Creating our first project - Creating our first project. Adding an Icon and Menu - Adding an Icon and Menu. Miscellaneous The Reverse Engineer’s Toolkit - Tools every reverse engineer should know about. Shrinking C++ Binaries - Shrinking binaries through Visual Studio. Other Tutorials Author Tutorial XOR06 Cracking DriverFinder nwokiller Unpacking PELock v1.06 XOR06 Bypassing a keyfile XOR06 Bypassing a Serial and server Check XOR06 Bypassing a Serial in a Delphi Binary XOR06 Finding a serial using bitmaps. XOR06 Easy unpacking. XOR06 Where and How to pacth a serial routine. XOR06 Patching a server check, 30 day time trial, and a nag. XOR06 Serialfishing a correct serial. XOR06 Another way of finding the patch. XOR06 Why it’s so important to search for pointers. XOR06 .NET Crackme with tutorial XOR06 .NET Crackme (no tutorial)