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+---- Thread: Which crypter bypass runtime scan? (/showthread.php?tid=5395389)
Which crypter bypass runtime scan? - Mr 4rs4l4ne - Sep 3, 2016
DataProtector/Topher crypter/Kazy Crypter .
If you know another one, it will be 😁
Thanks . 🤝
* - Mitlar - Sep 3, 2016
I'm sorry I don't think google translate is working for you. What is the point of this thread?
* - Echo419 - Sep 3, 2016
I assume you are asking, "Which of these crypters, DataProtector, Topher, or Kazy Crypter, bypasses detection's on the runtime? Honestly I cannot say, I've tried several crypters that claim runtime bypass but since I am using a very old program I think that factors into the reason why I cannot get a runtime bypass. You could always message the respective owners and ask them if the program you are using is indeed runtime FUD with their product.
* - Mitlar - Sep 3, 2016
I would go with DataProtector personally.
* - Mr 4rs4l4ne - Sep 3, 2016
(Sep 3, 2016 07:03 PM)Echo419 Wrote: I assume you are asking, "Which of these crypters, DataProtector, Topher, or Kazy Crypter, bypasses detection's on the runtime? Honestly I cannot say, I've tried several crypters that claim runtime bypass but since I am using a very old program I think that factors into the reason why I cannot get a runtime bypass. You could always message the respective owners and ask them if the program you are using is indeed runtime FUD with their product.
Thanks bro . 🤝