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the Ultimate Packer for eXecutables is a free, multiplatform, open-source executables packer.
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How to check if an ELF file is UPX packed?
In Linux/Unix variants, strings command has helped me identify some of the packers such as UPX, Aspack, NSPack, NTKrnl, PeCompact, Themida, etc., All these packers tend to leave embedded strings in the … If you suspect that the file is definitely packed with UPX, then I would recommend the suggestion from 0xC0000022L. …
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