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Originally Posted by ranadharm
@sebdersu
Thanks for your intrest.
Can you please explain me the process to unpack this file????
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Following the instructions alone, is the worst thing for learning.
Packers behave in a similar way, so there are some general rules. Conceptually, you follow a procedure, remembering that a specific packer could vary drastically in how it's trying to accomplish the same result.
You should start with simple packers and check these three things:
- What are the things that different packers share?
- How can we identify the packer? (you won't find strings all the time)
- How do we unpack it?
A beautiful teaching experience is building your own packer and defeat it. It probably won't be a strong packer or a good one, but you will be a step closer to possess knowledge.
The core of reverse engineering is our work being
facilitated by the right tools. We should know how to do it without them, relying on them as a shortcut not as the only way.
If you don't plan to learn this way, then try searching "confuserex unpack", after the first results from YouTube, you will find something...