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Guide on How to Play with Processes Memory,
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Written by Shub Nigurrath   
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Along this paper, i'll try to show common methods used by the anti-crack ppl to prevent from dumping or debugging. The general method of this paper is to debug into looking for all anti-debug, get rid of it and then, only then, analyze to understand how to dump (and how to prepare for dumping, as well). As an example, i will refer to the demo version of Asprotect (we will protect some common files like Notepad or Regedit) but there is NOT information about any commercial target (don't waste your time asking me for that).

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This tutorial aim is to do a whole flight over loaders, memory patching and how to build them. Told this you might think that there’s nothing new in this, because there are several excellent tutorials (not that many anyway) already around, which already cover this argument, but the real final target of this tutorial is to teach how to write an “Oraculum”, and to write an Oraculum is impossible without first of all understanding all the things about loaders, processes and memory patching of applications. Download: zip Guide on How to Play with Processes Memory,