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A few personal projects

saneki
saneki
in Programming and Coding

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Hello, I'm new here I guess. I was originally planning on just posting a keygenme solution, but for some reason I'm not allowed/able to reply to threads in that section. Maybe if I make a few posts elsewhere it will let me post? If so, I guess I'll start by sharing a few of my projects (related to reverse engineering, of course):

eazdevirt - a devirtualizer for Eazfuscator.NET. Not guaranteed to work on recent releases unfortunately (at least not yet).

pyinst_tools - a toolkit for working with and modifying executables generated with PyInstaller. Pretty much ExtremeCoder's pyinstxtractor with some extra stuff.

dnlib-examples - some extra examples for dnlib which I made mostly for my own learning purposes.

There are a few others, perhaps I'll update this thread when I make some more progress on them.

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    Hi.

    With what version of VS to compile your  eazdevirt  project?

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    4 minutes ago, GIV said:

    Hi.

    With what version of VS to compile your  eazdevirt  project?

    VS2013 is what I use, so that or anything later would work I think.

    Ah...

    I have VS 2010.

     

    Extremely nice to see someone sharing his research and tools! :)

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    Nice release, eazdevirt will help me to learn how virtualization work and how to deob it. Perhaps i'll manage to update it :D

    AFAIK de4dot have some devirtualization part too for some obfuscators.

     

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