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i'm trying to fake the test ( dongle exist ) but one problem that i encounter is that the application detect it before i start debugging it .

this is what happen with more details : open( not attaching) the target programme in x64dbg before anything ( what i mean is that the debugger still loading moduals and ...) a pop-up show up with an message "you need the dongle usb key " aftre that message the debugger disassembly panel show up with eip at the kernel address of nt dll

my questions:

  1. is this is a type of anti-Reverse Engineering?
  2. how i bypass this type of protection ( if it is a protection ) ?

my working env:

  1. x64dbg

  2. win 7 64bit

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  • did u try : hiding debugger
    – zerocool
    Dec 25, 2018 at 21:21
  • yes but it's not working
    – kc.wang
    Dec 25, 2018 at 21:21

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It could be a TLS callback. Some debuggers have an option to break earlier. I suggest you use procmon to see who and when an handle is opened for your USB dongle.

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