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Written by Nicolas Brulez   
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Adding Imports by Hand

This is a tutorial about the imports i wrote "by the way" while solving a harder problem. It focus on 2 particular problems: Building up all the imports information and adding imports (both by hand). It does NOT touch the problem of reconstructing a dumped imports section but, hopefully, I will release tutorials on the later as i tackle more well-known packers. While elaborating this tutorial i worked on Win98 and WinXP, but everything should be a trivial translation for other OSes (excluding section 5, but this deal with the differences between Win2k and the rest of Oses).

 


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The purpose of this "tutorial" is to provide an in-depth analysis for the executable provided in the present challenge [1]. This analysis will be obtained through a complete reverse engineering of the target, bypassing all "tricks" which have been adopted to make harder the job. We will document the procedures, tools and methods used for this purpose. Download: zip Scan of the Month 33