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97 | 29.04% |
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25 | 7.49% |
| Yes, if it gets better (please post feature suggestions) |
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90 | 26.95% |
| Yes (mainly x64) |
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122 | 36.53% |
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Hi mr.exodia. I have a question about the script in x64_dbg on x64 system. I did not find the commands to patch memory of any size, and then I use "mov" - change memory only 8 bytes at once that patch is not suitable. I think to patch a memory of any size is one of the most used functions when writing a script unpacker. Maybe I'm not there watching or if this is not yet supported in the scripts - are there plans to do this in? because scripting without patching - very limited.
Last edited by elite_r; 11-04-2014 at 01:02. |
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