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NCrypt - FREE $0 Crypter - Open Source - C Runtime, C++ Build Tools + FULL Guide

Will try, but node doesn't dissapoint!
Nice learning resource. Thanks man
As expected, everything I crypt with this is detected instantaneously.

What is the purpose of this?
(Mar 30, 2024 08:53 AM)DustyDog123 Wrote:  As expected, everything I crypt with this is detected instantaneously.

What is the purpose of this?

Are you using the compiled program I released weeks ago & has now been used and scanned by dozens? Or are you re-compiling from source?
(Mar 30, 2024 09:09 AM)Hackers Wrote:  Are you using the compiled program I released weeks ago & has now been used and scanned by dozens? Or are you re-compiling from source?

I was using the complied program you released weeks ago that has now been used and scanned by dozens.
(Mar 30, 2024 09:23 AM)DustyDog123 Wrote:  I was using the complied program you released weeks ago that has now been used and scanned by dozens.

Sorry about that ~ It should overall be fine, but as it is a public crypter you should modify its source accordingly, to fit your needs better.
This is awesome !!! Thanks SOOOO much for this.
I spent 15 minutes going over it and already know a lot more than I ever did.
It's cleanly coded, no extra and annoying code flourishes.

Provided a real "I know kungfu" moment for me ;-)

I'm now properly shamed ! I need to start contributing too. Thanks again for this, and the inspiration.
This is such a useful content. Thank you for sharing this.
(Mar 30, 2024 02:30 PM)sunnybeach52 Wrote:  This is awesome !!! Thanks SOOOO much for this.
I spent 15 minutes going over it and already know a lot more than I ever did.
It's cleanly coded, no extra and annoying code flourishes.

Provided a real "I know kungfu" moment for me ;-)

I'm now properly shamed ! I need to start contributing too. Thanks again for this, and the inspiration.

This is awesome, thank you for saying this.
I'm glad you are able to understand it - that's the point, to create something that works but also the bigger reason is so that people can learn from it. I tried to keep it simple enough, but also this is my first crypter ever so I had to learn as I went w/ this. I also built BTCH, SFED, etc many days apart, which is why NCrypt is really just running commands to use each tool - it's a collection of individual programs that I learned how to build as I coded each one basically.

(Mar 30, 2024 03:02 PM)Raven™ Wrote:  This is such a useful content. Thank you for sharing this.

Thanks Raven, really appreciate that! Let me know if you have any questions!



I want to remind everyone please to follow the TOS - you are only authorized to use this free crypter if you agree to adhere by all rules, stated or implied from the terms of service in the thread. As long as you follow that you can reuse this however you like.
MVP here with all youre freebies! Thanks <3
(Apr 2, 2024 05:08 PM)Piskopat216 Wrote:  MVP here with all youre freebies! Thanks <3

Thanks I appreciate that! Let me know if you have any questions. #1 goal is to help people learn from the code & compile their own software :)
few days ago i made some tweaks that helped with scantime detections This file was detected by [2 / 40] engine(s)

here are the results: https://kleenscan.com/scan_result/26ad39...26c3c87794

i did some n00b changes like pumping, icon change, assembly modify... this helped with static detection rate a lot. I spent some time to learning the source code trying to figure out how to improve runtime detection. currently its still detected by WD and ESET at runtime (scantime is fine). if i manage to get way to bypass WD i will post my results of runtime here as well.

anyway, again, great thanks for sharing your source publicly, amazing educational content
(Apr 3, 2024 01:55 AM)darkterror Wrote:  few days ago i made some tweaks that helped with scantime detections This file was detected by [2 / 40] engine(s)

here are the results: https://kleenscan.com/scan_result/26ad39...26c3c87794

i did some n00b changes like pumping, icon change, assembly modify... this helped with static detection rate a lot. I spent some time to learning the source code trying to figure out how to improve runtime detection. currently its still detected by WD and ESET at runtime (scantime is fine). if i manage to get way to bypass WD i will post my results of runtime here as well.

anyway, again, great thanks for sharing your source publicly, amazing educational content

Thank you, I appreciate this!

This is true that the base code would need changes, especially at this point. It sounds like you are on the right track.
If you're interested in other methods for runtime protection, check out the Ntdll methods and also Bubble Pop Crypter threads of mine.



Remember to make sure you follow TOS everyone!
very cool, keep up the good work mate
(Apr 3, 2024 08:45 AM)Cuddly Wrote:  very cool, keep up the good work mate

thanks Cuddly! Remember to follow TOS & check out my other threads for more free programs, source code, etc. :)


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