Gladiator Posted Wednesday at 11:13 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:13 PM (edited) If you are familiar with the Armadillo program, you will remember that this software had a very interesting feature called "Nanomits", which was created to prevent dumps from being taken from protected processes. The source code below is actually a re-engineered version of the original product's behavior that is available to everyone https://github.com/NIKJOO/Nanomits Give repo a star if you find it useful. Edited Wednesday at 11:24 PM by Gladiator 2 1
boot Posted Thursday at 09:16 AM Posted Thursday at 09:16 AM 10 hours ago, Gladiator said: If you are familiar with the Armadillo program, you will remember that this software had a very interesting feature called "Nanomits", which was created to prevent dumps from being taken from protected processes. The source code below is actually a re-engineered version of the original product's behavior that is available to everyone https://github.com/NIKJOO/Nanomits Give repo a star if you find it useful. Nice src... 😃 What about armadillo Debug-Blocker source code? 1
Gladiator Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM Author Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM 9 hours ago, boot said: Nice src... 😃 What about armadillo Debug-Blocker source code? Look at the code , it's supports debug-block throw debugging child process 1
jackyjask Posted Thursday at 08:17 PM Posted Thursday at 08:17 PM but this type of prot design theoretically should slow down any protected app greatly, ins't it? 1
Gladiator Posted yesterday at 01:49 AM Author Posted yesterday at 01:49 AM not so much , in modern CPUs you feel nothing 1
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