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VMProtect v3.8.1 Ultra (Mutation + Virtualization)


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VMProtect v3.8.1 Ultra (Mutation + Virtualization)


The target is an old software (from 2010) coded in c++, I just apply the VMP protection without any special code as I show in the two screenshots. All available protection features in VMProtect were used with this unpackme. Refer to the attached images for the specific protection settings used.

Challenge is to unpack the file, providing an explanation and details on your methodology.


 

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Sean Park - Lovejoy

It's hard to me. the entry codes are virtualized and mutated and even without titanhide kernel mode anti-debug utility. I can't debug it cause of the vmprotect's anti-debug techniques.

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Hmm the code is made in c++, one question if it was an .exe made in .net and protected with VMP 3.8.1 would it have been easy?

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5 hours ago, nova789 said:

 one question if it was an .exe made in .net and protected with VMP 3.8.1 would it have been easy?

Yes, I think so - the unpacking of NATIVE APPS is always harder than .NET

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  • 9 months later...

After the leak of VMP source code it can be done now...

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