In the weekend i was bored, so i wrote a little and quite easy unpackme.

Anyway i think it will be a good challenge for newbies and some intermediate reversers.

Goal is to have a clean unpacked file, file should work flawless and without exceptions.

The unpackme is tested on Windows XP and higher, and will not work on win2k (you'll discover why by yourself).

Difficulty: 2-3/10 (my personale opinion)

Good luck.

Pass: unpackme2009

UnpackME_2009.rar

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I'd put this intermediate defenitely..

Though not that hard it's by far not for newbies.. It rivals the under_seh unpackme's.

The cocktail of deja-vu and new tricks gave you an interesting unpackme

And yes, I agree with both of you that this will let newbies out of the door

nice crackme EvOlUtIoN, thanks

Zool@nder of AT4RE

unpacked.rar

Edited October 13, 200915 yr by Zool@nder

Good job Zool@nder!

You are a master and obviuosly can solve this without any problem.

Email-Worm.Zhelatin in C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen Temp!

Details of the selected infection are shown below. This infection can be detected and cleaned using Spyware Doctor.

Name: Email-Worm.Zhelatin

Risko: High

Beschreibung: Email-Worm.Zhelatin normally received as an email attachment; may consist of a rootkit, a peer-to-peer client, and a mass-mailing worm component. Its code may be injected and run from the legitimate services.exe process in order to bypass firewalls.

Type: TT_Backdoor, TT_Downloader, TT_R

Also known as: Packed.Win32.Tibs.y Storm Worm Spam-Mespam [McAfee] Trojan.Mespam [symantec] Trojan.Peacomm [symantec] Trojan.Galapoper.A [symantec] W32.Mixor.Q@mm [symantec]

Edited October 13, 200915 yr by Mad Max

That's a serious accusation prove it with reverse engineering, else remove your post.

Virus scanners are not considered valid evidence. They generally perform badly compared to reversers.

I myself did not see any evidence of malware in the executable neither did zoolander obviously.

Edited October 13, 200915 yr by quosego

Malware? NO answer is needed for this kind of accusation.