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Encrypter file - Flantn - Jul 19, 2024 I need my own encrypter. Can someone send me a guide in PDF or TXT format on how to code it and what I need to pay attention to? RE: Encrypter file - Yokobovich - Aug 10, 2024 (Jul 19, 2024 05:47 AM)Flantn Wrote: I need my own encrypter. Can someone send me a guide in PDF or TXT format on how to code it and what I need to pay attention to? There is more than one type of crypter. For example, scantime crypters and runtime crypters are two different creatures. Since you seem to be requesting a guide to program one yourself, I recommend starting with a scantime crypter, as it is easier to pull off (only protects the payload on disk). Lots of work and practice await you. And lots of fun. :-) RE: Encrypter file - DramaKing - Aug 10, 2024 (Jul 19, 2024 05:47 AM)Flantn Wrote: I need my own encrypter. Can someone send me a guide in PDF or TXT format on how to code it and what I need to pay attention to? nodes has a number of free crypters that you can study. He's always looking to help beginning programmers learn C++. It should be obvious, but if you don't know C++, you'll need to learn it first. https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6265473 |