Okay, so im working on a packer called .NET Squeezer and im struggling.. ive made an Anti-Dump, yet it still dumps the files from Assembly.Load(byte[]).EntryPoint.Invoke(null, null); So i got thinking and thgouht, hmm.. mabie i can make a PE for .NET, so i worked on that, and it STILL Dumped, so i cringed and got pissed. Anyone know any kind of method or a way i can prevent Dumping while creating an instance with reflection?
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May 15, 2017 11:26 PM
(This post was last modified: May 15, 2017 11:29 PM by w4zt3d.)
Code //just in case ur to lazy to google - idk where i got this from its old.Code uint dwOld = 0;(May 15, 2017 07:20 AM)DelusionalGhost Wrote: Okay, so im working on a packer called .NET Squeezer and im struggling.. ive made an Anti-Dump, yet it still dumps the files from Assembly.Load(byte[]).EntryPoint.Invoke(null, null); So i got thinking and thgouht, hmm.. mabie i can make a PE for .NET, so i worked on that, and it STILL Dumped, so i cringed and got pissed. Anyone know any kind of method or a way i can prevent Dumping while creating an instance with reflection? I'm basically parroting what others on their thread have said but looking at ConfuserEX is a worthwhile option. It's open-source and gives valid examples of how multiple confusion techniques are done.. IE protection against dumping. Head over to yck1509's git. I would link you but I can't post links. And I'd rather not incur a report for attempting to bypass this rule. (May 16, 2017 06:22 AM)dzvtkfuqqe Wrote: I'm basically parroting what others on their thread have said but looking at ConfuserEX is a worthwhile option. It's open-source and gives valid examples of how multiple confusion techniques are done.. IE protection against dumping. Head over to yck1509's git. I would link you but I can't post links. And I'd rather not incur a report for attempting to bypass this rule. Thanks man, i appreciate your help! |
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