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Ultimately, I am trying to figure out what packer Stylizer 4.1 uses, here is the direct file, no wait!:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29827077...r.bak.exe.html It is one file, that has a collection, 16 .Net files in it that interopp native dlls, which also must be contained in the only executable. I tried searching for .net bit patterns which did not work, so the files are either encrypted or compressed in side the executable. I ran .NetUnPacker at 2 different stages of the program, and got back a few different files, so i think files are being unpacked dynamically. Thanks. |
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#2
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Packer is Xenocode. Unicode string "Xenocode Virtual Appliance Runtime" is present in the beginning of file (offset 0x6B8), it's hard not to see it.
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Ok, so is that how you detect it, searching for string?
Is there a specific offset to look or look around? How can I tell which verson of xenocode it was packed by? What reversing tools are available for xenocode? |
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#4
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Give it a try to lots of signature based PE sniffers, like PEiD, exeinfoPe, etc
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