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Why is this **** trying to connect to "208.201.239.100" ? :down:

  • Author

first of all this is not my crackme

author says:

Anti-Host Re-direct. The websites that it checks REAL IP is in Textbox1.Text, And everytime the program runs it gets the IP of the website and puts it in Textbox2.Text. If TextBox1.Text = TextBox2.Text = False Then it closes.

-If you aren't connected to the internet, then its not going to be able to get the IP of the remote host in the first place so it will call back an error.

Regards

OK my friend...

the problem is this behavior is identical to malicious software, where the user doesn't know that a file is calling some website maybe to steal

some data from PC and pass it to hacker. in this case "http://oreilly.com/" which is weird... :blink:

my little piece of advice is not to run this crackme on your PCs. :nuke:

have a nice day.

  • Author

we can always use virtual machines :-)

Reminds me, I need to update my unsmartassembly to remove those annoying invokes :P. Just actually thought of a way to do it without breaking everything. My original way broke 30% of the methods :x.

  • 2 weeks later...

The [crackme] tag has been added to your topic title.

Please remember to follow and adhere to the topic title format - thankyou!

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This one is definitly too hot for me :(

  • 2 months later...

I get this from my internet security package when I start app.

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I've tried SmartAssasin to decrypt the strings but it failed.

I also used SmartKill to remove StrongName.

Now the challenge is remove/skip that callback.

Edited by NewEraCracker

  • 1 month later...

i dont think i want to try this

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