crp-'s trace-q
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Solutions
Solution by taviso, published 13. apr, 2010; download (92 kb), password: crackmes.de or browse.
taviso has rated this crackme as awesome.
Discussion and comments
| crp- Author 29. Sep 2006 | hmm, so all linux reversers can be fooled by a few 0xCCs ? ;) |
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| macabre 18. Oct 2006 | I decided I had a little time to start looking at this. I'm not very deep into it yet...extracted the second app :P but it's a VERY interesting crackme. I'm sure this will be a fun one!! |
| macabre 25. Oct 2006 | I know a lot about different pieces of this crackme but I still have not been able to solve it :( Too bad patches are not allowed :P I get confused when the child process read the memory of the parent process. So far, pausing the app when it's executing and attaching to it with a debugger that can modify the registers after the ptrace call seems to be where I am at now but have not been able to figure out what exactly it's looking for.... sigh. Good crackme crp-!!! :) |
| crp- Author 26. Apr 2007 | you have given up macabre? its growing old :) |
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