程序设计『Programing』

ImpREC lite v11 Source Code(Share)

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News:
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ImpREC is back to public. This version can now support Windows 95 (Thanks to EliCZ,
Unknown One and ZigD for testing).
It has also been redesigned to support more import rebuilding schemes (relative calls for
example). The plugin interface has changed completely (using filemapping) and now supports
the ‘Exact Call’ feature. This last one has been linked with the ‘Create New IAT’. It will
be useful for all mangled schemes which annihilate completely or partially the IAT. The
‘AutoTrace’ is more stable because it will not use the Tracer Level2 anymore. A built-in
coloured disassembler/hew-viewer will help you to watch the redirected code. Then you
should not need the ASProtect plugin because of no more updates but it still is there as
example. Please take a look at <History.txt> for all details.

I hope you will enjoy this version like i did to make it,
Regards,

MackT/uCF.

v1.6 FINAL (PUBLIC VERSION)
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– Misc

– Finally fixed the bug in the check for adding section (Thanks to Christoph)

v1.6 beta *PRIVATE*
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– Tracers
– Tracer Level3
– Added EIP Log
– Misc
– Finally, support relative calls rebuild (not with the loader yet)
– Added a disassembler window for redirected code
– Added colour to all known imports (Thanks to Jeff Schering)
– Added a hex viewer (built with the disassembler)
– Fixed blink in RichEdit control
– Checkbox “OpCodes” is enable/disable depending on “Hex View”
(Thanks to Muffin)

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脱壳『Unpack』

Bit Detector v2.8.5.6 & ExeInfoPe v0.0.3.1

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Exeinfo PE is a software that you can use to view various information on any executable file.

This product is portable, so installation is not necessary. It means that your Windows registry entries will remain intact but that you can also place the tool on a removable device and run it on any computer.

The user interface of Exeinfo PE is based on a small, standard window in which you can insert an EXE or DLL file by using the file browser or the “drag and drop” method.

So, you can view the entry point, file offset, linker information, file size, EP section, first bytes, sub-system and overlay. But you can also input HEX data to look into BIN information.

In addition, you can open a section viewer in which you can check out each virtual offset and size, RAW data offset and size, flags, name, first bytes (in HEX mode) and section status (executable, readable, writable).

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