Author:
destructeur

Language:
C/C++

Upload:
5:13 PM 05/06/2018

Platform
Unix/linux etc.

Difficulty:
1.2

Quality:
4.5

Arch:
x86-64

Description

Tip: Noise in the stack

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travisjayday on 6:20 AM 07/08/2018: what is the password for unzipping the dumb files?

destructeur on 12:54 PM 07/09/2018: travisjayday You should read the FAQ. The password is "crackmes.one"

s4r on 11:39 PM 07/20/2018: Great solution wagio!

maliariturk on 5:24 PM 07/23/2018: Nice Explanation Wagio

surx on 4:52 PM 11/18/2018: Haha. Took me an hour before I realized that I shouldn't search a string and just enter the integer.

mosh on 9:17 PM 01/15/2019: really enjoy it, thank you

m0xz on 7:18 AM 08/22/2019: had fun with this one, thank you!

d4mianwayne on 12:40 PM 08/30/2019: Good Job

mois_Hamappleman on 9:05 PM 03/09/2020: The Sh4ll10 was good, you got with your XOR, But this time it was your tip, i looked at the Stack for an hour, and tried to find some hint or so. Later i thought "frick it" and looked through the code. The 3'th crackme that i did from you and also the first one i solved on my own.(i kinda had solved Sh4ll0 too but thought neg only inverts all bits and tried to subtract 10001100-_o_- ). Thank you;

destructeur on 12:04 PM 03/13/2020: Good job mois_Hamappleman, there are nine crackmes left ;) [spoiler] The idea of the crackme comes from the section 1.9.4 "Noise in the stack" of the book "Reverse engineering for beginners", take a look at https://beginners.re So if you validated the crackme without understanding the principle behind it, I advise you to read the book. [/spoiler]

niga_man on 7:06 PM 11/14/2023: Good crackme

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