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C++ x64 Protection

[ Crackme ] C++ x64 Protection

Compiler: C++ (x64)

Protection:

  • Heavy obfuscation (control flow flattening, opaque predicates)

  • Full code virtualization (custom VM with unique opcode set)

  • Anti-tamper checks (integrity verification, debugger detection)

  • Encrypted string/table storage

  • Custom packer layering the entire binary

Challenge: This is a server-client authentication system protected by a custom packer. The client executable performs login validation by communicating with a local/emulated server component.

Goal:

  • Patch the client to bypass authentication OR

  • Emulate the server to allow successful login with any credentials

You are free to choose either approach.

Hint / Test Account:

Username: testacc

Password: testpass

Notes:

  • The packer is not a known public tool (e.g., ConfuserEx, KoiVM, VMProtect). It is fully custom-built.

  • All network logic, crypto, and validation routines are virtualized and packed.

  • Anti-debug and anti-analysis tricks are active.

  • (it has fake section name called vmp2 that gives fake information to tools that looks like packed with vmp)

Good luck, show your skills in unpacking, emulation, or clean patching!

File Information

Submitter PerfectDiddy

Submitted 11/03/2025

Category CrackMe

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C++ x64 Protection

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