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ReVeR
July 26th, 2004, 12:12
Hello.
i need to hide si in win xp
i tried iceext, but i can't seem to use it..
the !protect command is not found....when i laod si thou iceext...
and i donno any other ways to hide it....
Thx in advnace
doug
July 26th, 2004, 12:40
search this board for
Hiding softice
SoftICE detection
... and use a spellchecker.
evlncrn8
July 26th, 2004, 21:45
yep, what doug said, with a big sign on top of it pointing to the BIG RED LETTERS on the main page (wheres jmi when u need him)

... or
/me looks at the bottom of this thread, with all those helpful links with 'similar thread' above it
JMI
July 26th, 2004, 22:38
JMI was at dinner when you posted, but observed the post and doug's reply this morning and thought it was not necessary for me to beat him up any further.
And who would have thunk it. Similar threads right there in plain sight of God and everybody. Hello, Knock, Knock, are you people looking down there???

I guess that's why we turned the feature on. So you could find "similar threads" even without searching.
Regards,
naides
July 27th, 2004, 03:49
how does the "similar threads" feature work?
Does it automagically zero in on key words and bring other threads that contain those same keys?
Or is it manually set up by JMI when he is not at dinner?
JMI
July 27th, 2004, 04:06
Its a function of the search index and is automatic.

It does, however depend on the current state of that index and is not very intuitive.
Regards,
ReVeR
July 30th, 2004, 01:02
i have searched to forums...here is my question:
how do i protect a breakpoint wiht iceext?
!protect bpx MessageboxA
woudl this be an example of that?
i don't ahve SI right now so i wanted to get some info before installing it again....(gotta find)
sHice
July 30th, 2004, 05:16
read the help file of iceext... !protect is the command to hide sice e.g. against int 1 detection this command has no additional parameters.
naides
July 30th, 2004, 15:55
Quote:
[Originally Posted by ReVeR]i have searched to forums...here is my question:
how do i protect a breakpoint wiht iceext?
!protect bpx MessageboxA
woudl this be an example of that?
i don't ahve SI right now so i wanted to get some info before installing it again....(gotta find) |
What version of do you have?
What version of IceExt?
Do you run IceExt manually? It does not load automatically!
Once loaded can you run any other ! command? how about !tetris?
The command is !protect
on it is off by default at start.
The readme of IceExt is not completely clear, but it is rather thorough.
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