Monday, December 11 2006 @ 05:03 PM CET Contributed by: wizard Views: 11210
Target: Windows XP Pro kernel file (can be also Home or Embedded version)
Tools used:
Resource Hacker 3.2.2 (for pictures changing, you can use any other resource editor)
Hiew 6.11 (for palette changing, you can use any hex editor)
IrfanView 3.85 (for palette replacing in pictures to look how do they look
after that, you can use any other viewer or editor)
An image editor (for a new image editing)
Author: Wizard
Date: 29.10.2003
Level 2/10
Origin: An intellectual is someone whose mind watches itself, Mark Twain
Essay
Today's issue is dedicated to changing the startup logo of Windows XP. Well,
I suppose anyone who used Windows 2000 (NT 5) or Windows XP (NT 5.1) for a
long time might probably fed up with standard Windows logotype during the boot.
You may say, so what there're lots of tools around the net, which can change the
logo like 1, 2, 3. Of course, it is so, but those tools can learn you nothing. If
you wanna learn something then get your spade & let's start digging-in.
Saturday, December 09 2006 @ 05:27 PM CET Contributed by: ColdT Views: 4304
Hello,
well today I'm gonna teach you *censored*ers an easy way of 'reversing' crc32. CRC stands for Cyclic Redundancy Check and 32 the size of the result in bits, 32 bits = 1 dword = 4 bytes. Ok, enough of this crap. My method of finding out the values necessary for resulting in a given crc goes like this:
Wednesday, December 06 2006 @ 08:36 PM CET Contributed by: haggar Views: 8629
Level : intermediate
This is very short tutorial that brings just some small update for previous ones. Target is ExeCryptor 2.3.9 itself which can be found on official protector site. Tutorial shows unpacking and not cracking target. You will need OllyDbg (some script plugin, and some hide plugin), LordPE, ImpREC and Windows XP.
Hi and welcome to new tutorial. This one shall be very quick and brief since I already wrote two tutorials. Target for this tutorial is UnPackMe_ExeCryptor2.2.50.j.exe provided by Teddy Rogers. It can be found on SnD site http://www.tuts4you.com/. It is MSVC++ target protected with all options.