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 Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:13 pm Post subject: HELP2 |
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| Where I can found Assembler and Hacking (anything) Guides, tutorials, etc...?
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| Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:20 pm Post subject: Re: HELP2 |
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| maxuer wrote: | | Where I can found Assembler and Hacking (anything) Guides, tutorials, etc...? |
It would help if you said what program.
There is a bunch of tutorials for most things in Cheat Engine Tutorials
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| Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:29 pm Post subject: HELP2 |
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| There is a way to read the codes of an .exe file?
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| Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 10:44 pm Post subject: Re: HELP2 |
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| maxuer wrote: | | There is a way to read the codes of an .exe file? |
Depends on the language it was written in. Some can be decompiled all the way back to it's (almost usually not 100%) code that is fully readable. Others can be disassembled to the ASM code and debugged with programs like OllyDbg or IDA.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 4:01 am Post subject: Re: HELP2 |
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| maxuer wrote: | | There is a way to read the codes of an .exe file? |
If you are gonna start disassembling I'd suggest you to get PEiD as most programs have been packed with a packer, so this lil tool will help you get the name of the packer. Then you will know what steps to take when disassembling it and ofcourse you need a disassembler/debugger depending what you wanna do. OllyDbg is good for this as it can do both.
Just to add to Wiccaans post, i'd suggest you to learn ASM.
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is it hard to decompile a .exe made with VB6?
and does it matter if u know how its written?
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| 92Garfield wrote: | is it hard to decompile a .exe made with VB6?
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The last decompiler that could decompile VB code back to its original state was for Visual Basic 4. 5 and 6 are completely rewritten versions of the language and can only be disassembled to a certain point. You can use a debugger like OllyDbg or IDA and get it to a readable state enough to understand whats going on if you have some basic knowledge in ASM.
If you are trying to understand what the program is doing, you will most likely not know how it is written. Such things like crack-me's, keygen-me's and so on. They expect you to have no knowledge of what you are reversing to make it more of a challenge.
The only worth while decompiler for VB around at this time is called VBDecompiler. It is the only one that will reverse back to some suitable code to help with understanding things.
A good debugger / monitoring software for VB5/6 is SmartCheck as well which will help with monitoring various things.
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