OllyDbg 64

[isdebuggerpresent]

The development is frozen. Sorry.
For those who still want to try
the incomplete 64-bit version: odbg64.zip

http://ollydbg.de/odbg64.zip

[bolota]

thanks to share, but it was amazing if it had plugins.

[b30wulf]

Originally Posted by isdebuggerpresent

http://ollydbg.de/odbg64.zip

Why don't you put it on github so it can evolve form public? It would be a real pity that such relic dies

[Vladimir]

Yes, making olly open source would really help it revive.. or maybe overtake other dbgs.
Old good memories with olly

[morgot]

This is no longer relevant, such as the "denver 3" web server (I know Russian).
Use x64dbg instead.

The author did not post the source code, probably he was afraid of theft or something else, and given that there has been no news for 8 years, he died.

[cybercoder]

It is a shame this wasn't open sourced before he disappeared, could have been improved quite a bit.

[heXer]

It's a pity to lost it.

[sendersu]

Originally Posted by morgot

This is no longer relevant, such as the "denver 3" web server (I know Russian).
Use x64dbg instead.

The author did not post the source code, probably he was afraid of theft or something else, and given that there has been no news for 8 years, he died.

you never can't compare real masterpiece to student late night game....

[Evilcry]

OllyDbg was rock solid, he started working on the x64 years ago, but it never saw the light of the say, unfortunately

[Rufflito]

Originally Posted by Evilcry

OllyDbg was rock solid, he started working on the x64 years ago, but it never saw the light of the say, unfortunately

We can start working on it:
http://ollydbg.de/odbg64.html

[sendersu]

Originally Posted by Rufflito

We can start working on it:
http://ollydbg.de/odbg64.html

Well, I'm using Ollyx64 in some small/fast debugging sessions
of course it is missing Plugins support

Not sure how big is the scope of Full R.E. of O64, what language it was written on, what is the percent of real Olly routines and what is the rest from the compiler?...

This is great product and if we just take into account that it was developed by a single person - that's fantastic masterpiece over IT in decades!

[Moe]

“The game is easy these days. Remember that a secret file may exist with every detail of your life on it, including if you were high value enough your subvocal consciousness stream. But also remember that none of that is upholdable in court. So remember these FBI lackeys will have to find evidence they can use with the public. Yes they might think they know things, its not about what they can prove in a spy court with top secret evidence though. Its about what they can prove in a normal court in front of civilians that matters. Plus this secret information about each citizen is itself highly compartmentalized and only rich aristocrats at the top of the system have anything to do with the really invasive technological spy tech. Your average FBI lackey is just accessing normal computer records or if they are lucky NSA records.

But also remember that the FBI is basically infested by mafias of rich interests trying to enslave people and use them in their own power pyramid. Hence this guy gave them an excuse to hunt and hound him. Cooperate aka become a slave, and they will go easy. Otherwise there is always daring to fight a trial, and then the FBI will send to their prison rapists. Lousy system and totally corrupt. But we basically witness as such even in public media. How many FBI agents are working for oligarchs and collecting slaves for money using their job as a front? I bet you its more than a few!”

“But also remember that the FBI is basically infested by mafias of rich interests trying to enslave people and use them in their own power pyramid.”
“and then the FBI will send to their prison rapists. Lousy system and totally corrupt”
“How many FBI agents are working for oligarchs and collecting slaves for money using their job as a front? I bet you its more than a few!”
“Your average FBI lackey is just accessing”

[tK!]

Originally Posted by morgot

This is no longer relevant, such as the "denver 3" web server (I know Russian).
Use x64dbg instead.

The author did not post the source code, probably he was afraid of theft or something else, and given that there has been no news for 8 years, he died.

Originally Posted by morgot

This is no longer relevant, such as the "denver 3" web server (I know Russian).
Use x64dbg instead.

The author did not post the source code, probably he was afraid of theft or something else, and given that there has been no news for 8 years, he died.

I don't think he died.

"Page created: 11.11.2000, last modified: 21.04.2022"

but like most of us vision or type of thinking or age ( getting old ) happen to him..."The development is frozen. Sorry."

so I hope one day Oleh Yuschuck back and make it happen in GitHub...