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Reverting (statically or dynamically) the effect of a binary packer: recovering its original structure and code by removing compression, encryption, protections features..
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What are the steps, to extract an unknown archive file in this case?
I've never did something like this before, but I have programming experiences. There are two files:
data00.big and data01.big, which I would like to extract.
I've tried Dragon Unpacker, which can unp …
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Decoding an unknown image format with "DREK" signature (*.drk)
There are some unknow images, which I would like to decode to RRGGBBAA format. It was a really hard work, but at the moment I can somewhat understand, that which part of the binary is responsible for …
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