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Armadillo Environment Variables & Visual Basic
I appreciate all the input, that anyone can offer.
I unpacked a Visual Basic Application from Armadillo 4.x I defeated the Copymem, dumped at the OEP and rebuilt the IAT. So now the app is out of its shell, but its still checking Armadillo's variables. I can't call SetEnvironmentVariableA from within a VB app. Apparently I can't even have kernel32 as an import module in a VB app? I Manually added the SetEnvironmentVariableA Offset at the end of the exisiting table in memory as : 0453223: 67866767 ;MSVBVM60.Somfunction 0453227: 00000000 045322B: 78978977 ;SetEnvironmentVariableA 0453230: 00000000 Then I Fired up ImpREC and fetched and built the IAT, eveything went ok but when I ran the app it just crashed. It runs fine as long as I don't call try to call SetEnvironmentVariableA So if I were to code a loader, is it possible to call SetEnvironmentVariable within the context of the loaded process? I thought I would ask about this approach, I looked into Shub-Nigurrath's Oraculum Tutorial and read Tk0017 Armadillo 4.x tut and niether apply to VB. I have never created a loader before, I understand how to patch process memory, and set through a program using the debug API etc... Anyone have any suggestions? Comments? Cold Beer? :cool: Thanks in advance. |
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