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I am trying to reverse engineer a .NET application but when I open in OllyDBG it isnt allowing me to run the program like other programs do, i'm sure there is protection/antidebugger on this application but i dont know which one or how to bypass it, if someone could help would be great and if someone has a tutorial on how to bypass antidebuggers/reverse engineering cracking programs other than crackmes please post
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You should use IDA or Reflector to analyze .NET executable files.
forget Olly.
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i actually have both of these programs but i guess i dont understand what to do in either one of them like in IDA i can clearly see what the program is doing but i dont know how to change what it is doing and in reflector, it has a lot of files and i dont understand which ones i need to look at
ok ive been usin IDA for the past few hrs goin through and seein all the red lines and tryin to make as many green linesas possible so nop-ing a lot to the red lines, is that a good way to go about cracking a program? Last edited by Knight_Glow : 02-20-2010 at 07:35 AM. |
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Buddy....
It looks like you know nothing about "Reverse Engineering" so start with a noobs series like Lena tutors and get used to the tools and terms used in this business, later you can learn to use tools like IDA and Reflector. good luck.
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