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Anti Reverse Engineering Uncovered
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Written by Nicolas Brulez   
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How to Write Your Own Packer

Why write your own packer when there are so many existing ones to choose from? Well, aside from making your executables smaller, packing is a good way to quickly and easily obfuscate your work. Existing well-know packers either have an explicit 'unpack' function, or there are readily available procdump scripts for generating an unpacked version.


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Rather than doing another complete analysis of the binary, i will rather present the techniques i have used in the challenge, and how i have implemented them. The Scan of the Month 33 was released by the Honeynet Project in November 2004. I invite everyone to read the excellent submissions we received this month once they have read my paper. I am presenting the binary from the protection author point of view, while they presented it from the analyst point of view. You will learn the methods and techniques used to Protect / Unprotect a binary with this month's challenge. A lot of weaknesses were left on purpose in this binary and they will be presented here. Download: pdf Anti Reverse Engineering Uncovered