| @goxdevislearningreversing3131 yes |
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| it isn't runtime dependent. i have a text file on my pc which gives a correct answer. don't be mad if you can't solve it lol |
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| Mugo- correct(ish), however for whatever reason this effective address didn't change between runs on Windows, only compiles. On Linux it changed every run.
I do absolutely think the only practical approach would use patching to bypass the antidebug and derive a password from that, which you can then use on the original binary.
If my observations about effective addresses were incorrect and an artifact of my development environment, then I will remove the crackme. However I do not believe this is the case.
note- patching the binary will change the effective address, so it's not as simple as printf'ing the effective address. |
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