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hero wrote:vmp 1.8 crack:
eax=string pointer;
mov [202F24],eax

Can you explain what you are trying to say here? by itself 202F24 means nothing other than some random memory location. How is tihs "too easy to crack?"

ok, great. I thought so, I was just checking. Out of curiousity I looked at the vmprotect_con binary and I saw it was very well protected, so I wanted to make sure that VMProtect was indeed the source of that protection. Very well done!

Out of curiousity, does the VMProtect suite of applications (VMProtect.exe and VMProtect_con.exe) use the VMProtect system for their own anti-reversing protection or do they use another system? Just curious. Also, the anti-debugging system VMProtect deploys on binaries, how effective is that against...

With the watermarks feature, I have a question.

Are watermarks stored at a specific location in the VMProtect generated binary? Do I have to use the Watermark Search feature or can I write my own program that will parse for watermarks (say as part of some automated system)?

What about TIntelRecord.ReadFromFile... how exactly does this work and what does it do? I didnt see a description for it in the help file, only the entry in the class.

Thanks for the example above. That explains most of the class really well.

Hi... I was looking over the script documentation and two of the objects/classes looked interesting but i'm not sure what they do. TIntelRecord and TVMProcedure... what are these and how are they used? Can you give us more information about what these classes are and what they their methods can do? ...