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Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - Vloner - Jun 11, 2018
I'll pay up to 100 USD for a crypter that can do this. Thanks
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - int - Jun 12, 2018
This question is asked literally every week. Barely any crypters are runtime fud.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - inyourmemory - Jun 13, 2018
(Jun 12, 2018 05:32 PM)Jukeboxhook Wrote: This question is asked literally every week. Barely any crypters are runtime fud.
False, i know lot of crypters that are runtime FUD
however people here have 5$ budget and dont know where to look
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - int - Jun 13, 2018
(Jun 13, 2018 05:30 PM)Win64Worm Wrote: False, i know lot of crypters that are runtime FUD
however people here have 5$ budget and dont know where to look
I already know OP is asking on hf.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - Path - Jun 13, 2018
I can use a personal method to make it fud, can get it to 0/21, worst case 1 detection but will be a once use stub and so completely fud unless distributed
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - ThatCastle - Jun 14, 2018
.net or native?
.Net is easier than native but isnt rly a problem to get fud.
write me on skype: GeoZeto
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - SIM-1589588 - Jun 14, 2018
You can get a crypt for 20-30$ but not a good crypter in that price.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - inyourmemory - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 13, 2018 05:47 PM)Jukeboxhook Wrote: I already know OP is asking on hf.
There are still couple fud crypts on hf
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - int - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 01:49 AM)Win64Worm Wrote: There are still couple fud crypts on hf
I have literally seen 1 RT/ST FUD crypter on hf, which ended up being slotted and private later.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - inyourmemory - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 06:34 AM)Jukeboxhook Wrote: I have literally seen 1 RT/ST FUD crypter on hf, which ended up being slotted and private later.
NTCrypt, PolyPE, titancrypt for start
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - int - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 06:51 AM)Win64Worm Wrote: NTCrypt, PolyPE, titancrypt for start
none of these are stickied in the cryptography section.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - Exodus - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 06:55 AM)Jukeboxhook Wrote: none of these are stickied in the cryptography section.
Here you go:
NTCrypt: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5807160
PolyPE: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5846102
Titancrypt: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5707838&highlight=TitanCrypt
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - int - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 06:58 AM)ManlyPotato Wrote: Here you go:
NTCrypt: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5807160
PolyPE: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5846102
Titancrypt: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5707838&highlight=TitanCrypt
I already googled them.
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - inyourmemory - Jun 14, 2018
(Jun 14, 2018 06:55 AM)Jukeboxhook Wrote: none of these are stickied in the cryptography section.
why would they need to be stickied? implying that sticky somehow proves crypters bypass?
RE: Looking for a crypter that can bypass run time and scan time - BananaPancake - Jun 14, 2018
Any FUD .net (4.0) supported crypters you recommend?