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Download 1st_mt3o_crackme.zip, 5 kb (password: crackmes.de) Browse contents of 1st_mt3o_crackme.zip My first crackme. Lot of xor's are used inside.
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Solutions
Solution by Skid Vicious, published 14. may, 2009; download (16 kb), password: crackmes.de or browse.
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Discussion and comments
Lone.Wolf 21. Apr 2009 | Hey dude, i think ive just discovered a little bug (or im too dumb to understand whats going on :P): your >little checksum< function does some calculation by reading the serial -> you read it like this: [ESI+0..3/5..8/A..D/F..12/14..17] BUT your serial mask looks like this "XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-" -> what are you trying to read @ esi+14..17 ? best regards :) |
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mt3o Author 22. Apr 2009 | Hi! I suck at asm, so I cant tell what is happening inside compiled program. As far as I tested this, it should be ok. Send me a PM if you want a serial generated for you! At 14..17 there should be checksum, serial is: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-YYYY and YYYY stands for checksum It's not a bug. It is a feature! :D |
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