I have a couple of programs which are publicly available and I would love to get an inside look at how it works. Not the assembly code. I don't read assembly code unfortunately.
The program(s) are designed to circumvent Faronics Deep Freeze.
Here is the first program that was designed ( Link). It does not work for newer versions and the designer, Emiliano Scavuzzo, has not released his source code. Nor has he updated it.
Now there is another program, ( Link), it works on some of the newer programs. Yet it does not work on all versions.
I have used many tools to try to unpack and get down to a workable point of getting some or part of the source code yet I have been unsuccessful. I would love some help with this. Also if you ware wanting a copy of Deep Freeze, PM me.
I mainly would like to get the source code to be able to adapt it to a version I desire it to work on.
Unless it's opensource you can't have it's source code .
Dude that is where unpacking, decompiling, and reverse engineering comes in... I don't have the skills to get the task done for these executables. I'm not dumb, I know what open source it. I know that the coding I would receive would not be the EXACT copy. I have done enough programming and reverse engineering to tell. I am acknowledging my own limitations and asking for help.
Alot of them can only be bairly modified, not fully viewed.
Takes very unique situations to get a full source...
Good luck though!!!
(Oct 17, 2013 08:12 PM)blondedude092 Wrote: Dude that is where unpacking, decompiling, and reverse engineering comes in... I don't have the skills to get the task done for these executables. I'm not dumb, I know what open source it. I know that the coding I would receive would not be the EXACT copy. I have done enough programming and reverse engineering to tell. I am acknowledging my own limitations and asking for help. Make your own damn exploits. As you can see, it's already version specific, meaning unless you plan to reverse whatever past versions to find out the pattern he's using to bypass (which is probably also being fixed in each version update), you can't find what he's doing anyways. Point being, you'll most likely just find:
WriteProcessMemory(DeepFreeze, SomeAddr, Somepatch, ...)
(Oct 18, 2013 12:04 AM)ctrlaltdestroy_ Wrote: Make your own damn exploits. As you can see, it's already version specific, meaning unless you plan to reverse whatever past versions to find out the pattern he's using to bypass (which is probably also being fixed in each version update), you can't find what he's doing anyways. Point being, you'll most likely just find:
WriteProcessMemory(DeepFreeze, SomeAddr, Somepatch, ...)
Don't bother replying to ANY of my posts/threads if you are going to be rude.
If you think you know how it works then prove it! Don't act like you know how without proof.
(Oct 20, 2013 08:46 PM)blondedude092 Wrote: Don't bother replying to ANY of my posts/threads if you are going to be rude.
If you think you know how it works then prove it! Don't act like you know how without proof. This is a public forum, not everyone wants to hold your hand, sing songs, and give you free candy. I'm not obligated nor do I feel the need to prove anything to you, or give you free candy.
As you said, you don't read assembly. I can guarantee that some form of code injection (in assembly) is used. It would be useless to you, as he's obviously been updating it every version. Seeing as you have no background in reversing, you would be lost. If you had the ability to update his exploit, you would have the ability to reverse his crack.
(Oct 20, 2013 09:10 PM)ctrlaltdestroy_ Wrote: This is a public forum, not everyone wants to hold your hand, sing songs, and give you free candy. I'm not obligated nor do I feel the need to prove anything to you, or give you free candy.
As you said, you don't read assembly. I can guarantee that some form of code injection (in assembly) is used. It would be useless to you, as he's obviously been updating it every version. Seeing as you have no background in reversing, you would be lost. If you had the ability to update his exploit, you would have the ability to reverse his crack.
Great fucking explanation.
OP doesn't knows shit about reversing.
well thanks for the advice.
I would appreciate it more if people would know how to use constructive criticism.
(Oct 22, 2013 12:29 PM)blondedude092 Wrote: well thanks for the advice.
I would appreciate it more if people would know how to use constructive criticism. You get constructive criticism when you attempt something and have exhausted your personal knowledge. You get rude feedback when you ask for other people to do things because you don't want to learn.
(Oct 22, 2013 05:14 PM)ctrlaltdestroy_ Wrote: You get constructive criticism when you attempt something and have exhausted your personal knowledge. You get rude feedback when you ask for other people to do things because you don't want to learn.
I have already tried everything I know of. That's why I have gone to ask some people who are more experienced in the field.
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