RapidCrash
05-25-2009, 03:11 AM
So here is yet another app that I am attempting to dump. I do not know what protection it has, but it defiantly does not just load into memory like codeveil or aspack. I have though, been able to dump the methods perfectly with the use of Kurapica's DotNET Dumper tool. However this still poses 2 issues:
1. If possible I would like to have the entire dump as a single assembly so that I can trace around the methods to find which lead around which.
2. I cannot view the disassembled files except for the use of CFF Explorer's RAW MSIL disassembler, provides too much of a hassle to look up just the raw IL language.
Is there any way I can dump this? Such as any tool that I haven't come across yet that will easily dump the methods from memory, or at least some method of doing it with olly or some other program? I can provide the program I want to disassemble if needed, thanks.
EDIT: There does show an OEP when I analyze with PEiD. Whenever I try to use olly however, it get a Memory Access Violation (as expected, I am trying the way that I used with Aspacked files), however when I pass the exceptions to the program, the program ends up crashing on it's own making it impossible to proceed that way.
1. If possible I would like to have the entire dump as a single assembly so that I can trace around the methods to find which lead around which.
2. I cannot view the disassembled files except for the use of CFF Explorer's RAW MSIL disassembler, provides too much of a hassle to look up just the raw IL language.
Is there any way I can dump this? Such as any tool that I haven't come across yet that will easily dump the methods from memory, or at least some method of doing it with olly or some other program? I can provide the program I want to disassemble if needed, thanks.
EDIT: There does show an OEP when I analyze with PEiD. Whenever I try to use olly however, it get a Memory Access Violation (as expected, I am trying the way that I used with Aspacked files), however when I pass the exceptions to the program, the program ends up crashing on it's own making it impossible to proceed that way.