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Nuitka 2.1.5 (Python 3.11)

Hi 

Nuitka compiled python 3.11 file 

Correct password doesn't important 

Just patching

Thanks

File Information

Submitter Sh4DoVV

Submitted 04/18/2024

Category CrackMe

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Nuitka 2.1.5 (Python 3.11)

  • 5 months later...

idk but it need to copy Python311 folder to C:\Python311 in order to run your CrackMe.exe

00007FF7344C57A6 | 85ED                     | test ebp,ebp
00007FF7344C57A8 | 74 76                    | je crackme.7FF7344C5820 <-- NOP THIS
00007FF7344C57AA | 49:83F8 FF               | cmp r8,FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

I found out that input() use PyDict_GetItemString so I find xref to function and trace down then found some branching that look like it preparing data for printing output and exit the program.

image.png.4afba9dc928aee17168f8487efa15724.png

CrackMe_patched.7z

  • 11 months later...

Nuitka can be easily unpacked and reversed. It doesn't obfuscate your code well. I'm suprised nobody solved this very easily. Also your executable is broken. Here is the full source code:

def check_password(): """Check password function""" user_password = input("Enter the password: ") specific_password = "secret110" if user_password specific_password: print("Good boy!") else: print("Bad boy!") if name "__main__": check_password()

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