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![]() That was the reason why I highlighted it above... Yes, I FULLY agree with you that doing it the manual way makes us actually LEARN ![]() Btw, as you can see a couple of posts above this, I made a post first and then deleted it yesterday, as I initially wanted to put up a VERY quick tut but later decided that I wanted to make it a bit more polished before actually uploading it. The next few days I am a bit busy but I hope to put up a TUT (if by then our GURUs and EXPERTS like Mr Exodia, Tonyweb and others have not already solved it )Good luck |
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for a software whose protection version you didn't know till now! Nice Superpowers you have! Cool ![]() Anyway its nice to see that you are going to make a POLISHED TUT Looking forward to it... Br |
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So I thought it prudent to use a protected CRACKME to illustrate the recovery of imports which had been eliminated/scrambled as that was all that Benten wanted to know. Also, just for the record, there's not too great a change in the implementation of Import Elimination/Scrambling between those 2 Armadillo versions. Cheers
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