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After compiling the program, is the example3 itself a encrypted one , or do we need to run crypt tool to encrypt.
Because when i run
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./bin/tbs/bincr/crypt -d example3_no_crypt
Decrypted 0 sections for 'example3_no_crypt'
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./bin/tbs/bincr/crypt -e example3
Use the seed 2084265814 for the encryption.
Encrypted 6 sections for 'example3'
So i suppose it is must to run crypt tool for the binary created using your functions.
Pls clarify
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This line is not clear:
It is important to know that your program if it is compiled, is NOT obfuscated. You first have to execute the crypt tool on it.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You are right: Just after the compilation process, the resulting binary is not yet obfuscated.
Actually, this has to be done once by executing the crypt-tool.
One might also think about a resulting program that re-applies the obfuscation process to itself. This could be done every time the program is executed.
After compiling the program, is the example3 itself a encrypted one , or do we need to run crypt tool to encrypt.
Because when i run
' ' ' '
./bin/tbs/bincr/crypt -d example3_no_crypt
Decrypted 0 sections for 'example3_no_crypt'
' ' ' '
./bin/tbs/bincr/crypt -e example3
Use the seed 2084265814 for the encryption.
Encrypted 6 sections for 'example3'
So i suppose it is must to run crypt tool for the binary created using your functions.
Pls clarify
' ' ' '
This line is not clear:
It is important to know that your program if it is compiled, is NOT obfuscated. You first have to execute the crypt tool on it.
' ' ' '
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: