Re: UPX issues in virus analysis
Hi!
>I'm not sure I've found the right list, but here we go...
The file probably have been packed with upx, and then a tool such as upx
scrambler or something like has been
applied..
To work around it , you have to trace the protected file until you find
the OEP (Original Entry Point) of the program,
then you can dump the process. Its important to dump the process AT the
entry point, and not further if you want
a reliable dump.
Finally, you have to modify the PE header , and enter the new Entry
point. Hint: LordPE is a nice PE editor.
If you do it well, you don't have to work on the import table, the file
should be perfectly disassemblable and analyzable.
(and runnable :)
If you need further help, feel free to email me.
Best Regards,
--
Nicolas Brulez
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