★ Cloak Crypter ★ No Dependencies | 0/35 - FUD | Long FUD Times | Scanner | & MORE ★ |
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Oct 30, 2012 08:00 AM
(This post was last modified: Oct 30, 2012 08:00 AM by Its Ashez.)
Wow looks amazing man! Good luck selling it, love the GUI, its beautiful.
Oct 30, 2012 08:15 AM
(This post was last modified: Oct 30, 2012 08:16 AM by The French.)
Same crypter than the one who had 400kb stubs ? Also judging by the look of your crypter it seems like you're using XE2/XE3 you should switch to D7 for smaller executables. Anyways good luck with sales and I hope you wont get cancer this time.
(Oct 30, 2012 08:15 AM)The French Wrote: Same crypter than the one who had 400kb stubs ? Also judging by the look of your crypter it seems like you're using XE2/XE3 you should switch to D7 for smaller executables. Anyways good luck with sales and I hope you wont get cancer this time. If you read the thread, and read my recent threads, you would know the answer to your question. A lot of executables result in a negative stub size. Your statement regarding using D7 for smaller executables is completely inaccurate. But thanks for your "expert" opinion. (Oct 30, 2012 08:16 AM)PedroDJ Wrote: What about the real stub size ? It is depending on the executable. If you would like to know the output size of a particular file crypted, then please send me a PM. (Oct 30, 2012 08:39 AM)Sajon Wrote: do i still get this crypter as i have a lifetime membership Of course. Message me on skype. I am online. (Oct 30, 2012 08:48 AM)LethalNET Wrote: Hmmmm it is a simple looking crypter. how long does it remain fud? This is a pretty unreasonable question. If someone scans stubs on VT, then obviously it will not stay FUD as long. It really depends. Simplicity is key in a good crypter. This is not a .net crypter full of copy and pasted features that can be found with a simple google search. This is a HQ Delphi Coded crypter.
TBH I had given alot customers to Cloak Crypter when Fanta was Reseller and when he told me that owner changed than my reffers ask from me and when I told them to contact new owner so he misbehave with all customers. So, I dont think they will trust again.
By the way you get your project back and I like it. Good luck on sales. (Oct 30, 2012 11:57 AM)SEANoEv0l Wrote: Everyone uses the same stub? It uses multiple rotating stubs. Between 10 people.
second release? i brought a months re-seller for this this awhile back, was a really good crypter, long time fud :D but shame it was shut down far before i made my money back :( wont be buying again because i don't trust you... but i do vouch for this amazing crypter! best I've brought on hf! and i've brought like 5 so pretty good comparison.
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(Oct 30, 2012 08:15 AM)The French Wrote: you're using XE2/XE3 you should switch to D7 for smaller executables. It's a preference, not an indicator of quality, just shows hes old school. The average internet user could upload a 500kb file in way less than half a second in 2012. Nitpicking over a few 100kb is pointless these days censored, you should probably address the whole "quit/sold old cloakcrypter because of cancer" thing, or idiots will keep poking at you. It's admirable you're giving old customers their time, but people will want to know if you're still not in the best health and the same thing could happen again. |
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