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Decompiled Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware! - ariton - Sep 7, 2010
I have just decompiled Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware. Saved. I gonna relase it!!
* - Fafaffy - Sep 7, 2010
Share it with us :)
I'd love to see the source code to see how it works.
* - ariton - Sep 7, 2010
(Sep 7, 2010 05:33 PM)fafaffy Wrote: Share it with us :)
I'd love to see the source code to see how it works.
Ok, now i'm saving it, but it goes kinda slow. It has 43 parts. Will comment here when it will finish saving.
It's still saving the 1st part. 10 min's..
* - -mothered- - Sep 7, 2010
This'll be very Interesting to see mate. If you're willing to share, I shall check back.
Cheers.
* - Dec3ent - Sep 7, 2010
I would highly unrecommended posting public as virus makers could bypass it easally and it is the best programme!
* - cobija - Sep 7, 2010
Well, another company stole their database and used it and basically are now considered evil, so be careful.
* - Dec3ent - Sep 7, 2010
(Sep 7, 2010 09:33 PM)cobija Wrote: Well, another company stole their database and used it and basically are now considered evil, so be careful.
If people released the source, most prob you would get fucked over. But if people release the source, will mbam users be safe?
* - cobija - Sep 7, 2010
It wouldnt matter, they probably would be safe. Why wouldnt they be?
* - Dec3ent - Sep 8, 2010
(Sep 7, 2010 11:03 PM)cobija Wrote: It wouldnt matter, they probably would be safe. Why wouldnt they be?
Because virus creaters would have the source, and study over it and would be able to bypass it easily?
* - Today - Sep 8, 2010
IFF, you're happy and you know it, post the source. clap clap
* - pushl %ebp - Sep 8, 2010
I would be interested in the source. I want to see how it scans and a few other cool functions it has. Can you Pm me a link please?
* - ariton - Sep 8, 2010
It's a big source and it has 43 parts. I'm saving it now for the second time.
* - ariton - Sep 8, 2010
Saving is complete and the project is understandable.
Here is the virus scan:
Report date: 2010-09-08 16:45:58 (GMT 1)
File name: malwarebytes-anti-malware-sour
File size: 178898 bytes
MD5 hash: 4af002a8b3a2acbfbf56b9d9a8c279c8
SHA1 hash: 5f7646d8957974d9f920746e4bdc0d516cae8b26
Detection rate: 0 on 16 (0%)
Status: CLEAN
Antivirus Database Engine Result
a-squared 08/09/2010 5.0.0.19
Avast 08/09/2010 5.0
AVG 08/09/2010 9.0.0.725
Avira AntiVir 08/09/2010 7.6.0.59
BitDefender 08/09/2010 7.0.0.2555
ClamAV 08/09/2010 0.96.2.1
Comodo 08/09/2010 4.0
Dr.Web 08/09/2010 5.00.0
F-PROT6 08/09/2010 4.6.1.107
Ikarus T3 08/09/2010 1001084
Kaspersky 08/09/2010 9.0.0.736
NOD32 08/09/2010 4.2.42.0
Panda 08/09/2010 10.0.3.0
TrendMicro 08/09/2010 9.120-1004
VBA32 08/09/2010 3.12.12.2
VirusBuster 08/09/2010 1.5.6
Extra information
File type: Unknown file
Packer: Nothing found
Binder detector: Nothing found
PDF analyzer: Nothing found
* - cobija - Sep 8, 2010
Well, they may be able to bypass it, but MBAM also has a database, and thats how it catches things as well. But you may be right.
* - Kidage - Sep 8, 2010
Link in pm , i would appreciate it.