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Ways To Make Files Undetected Without Source Code?

#1 User is offline   Pseudonym 

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Posted 10 January 2005 - 10:43 PM

Just wondering what are all the ways to make a file undetected without the source?


Here are some

- Packing
- Binding
- Crypting
- Hex modifying
- Packing, then removing the packers headers.
- Changing the entry point.
- Using something like code pervertor which can replace instructions
in the file with other instructions which will do the same thing.

Can anybody else think of any other methods?
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 07:15 AM

i have an idea:
adding codes so that it kills AV or adds itself to the trusted list of the firewall software to bypass them
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 08:45 AM

belgther, on Jan 11 2005, 03:15 PM, said:

i have an idea:
adding codes so that it kills AV or adds itself to the trusted list of the firewall software to bypass them

not much usefor virus scanners which actual scan files in a "live" state
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 08:58 AM

relax, on Jan 11 2005, 05:45 PM, said:

belgther, on Jan 11 2005, 03:15 PM, said:

i have an idea:
adding codes so that it kills AV or adds itself to the trusted list of the firewall software to bypass them

not much usefor virus scanners which actual scan files in a "live" state


ok than instead of being lazy, we can write our own virus/trojan so the AV doesn't detect it... i know, he means modifying an existing file, but this is such a lazy method...
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 07:38 PM

Well you want to add some code to the file that will kill the A/V right?

Okay, so we have our detected file, and we have our A/V killer code, we add it together. We send it to the computer but.... How are we going to open it? In order to kill the A/V you have to open the file, so that the A/V killer code is executed, but you cannot do that because it is attached to a file which is detected.

That method won't work, unless you sent an undetected A/V killer first than executed that.

Also aswell as file packers, file protectors can make files undetected some times.
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 09:50 PM

i have a 100% undetected Bifrost server :)

pm me if ur interested...

Antivirus Version Update Result
AntiVir 6.29.0.7 01.13.2005 -
AVG 718 01.12.2005 -
BitDefender 7.0 01.14.2005 -
ClamAV devel-20041205 01.13.2005 -
DrWeb 4.32b 01.13.2005 -
eTrust-Iris 7.1.194.0 01.14.2005 -
eTrust-Vet 11.7.0.0 01.14.2005 -
F-Prot 3.16a 01.12.2005 -
Kaspersky 4.0.2.24 01.14.2005 -
NOD32v2 1.970 01.13.2005 -
Norman 5.70.10 01.11.2005 -
Panda 8.02.00 01.13.2005 -
Sybari 7.5.1314 01.14.2005 -
Symantec 8.0 01.13.2005 -

checked with virustotal
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Posted 11 January 2005 - 10:44 PM

packers/encryptors detected by DRWeb AntiVrus (the best av)

ASPACK
BITARTS
BJFNT
COM2EXE
COMPACK
CONVERT
CryptCOM
CryptEXE
DEFILER
DIET
DXPACK
ENCODED
SCRIPT
EXE32PACK
EXEPACK
EZIP
FSG
HDD
IMAGE
JDPACK
KRYPTON
LZEXE
MEW
MOLEBOX
MORPHINE
MSFT
OPTLINK
PCSHRINK
PEBUNDLE
PECOMPACT
PECRYPT
PEDIMINISHER
PELOCK
PEPACK
PESHIELD
PESPIN
PETITE
PEX
PGMPAK
PHANTASM
PKLITE
PROTECT
SHAOLIN
SPLASHER
TELOCK
TINYPROG
UCEXE
UPC
UPX
VECNAPACK
VGCRYPT
WWPACK
WWPACK32
WINEXE
WINKRIPT
YODA
CPAV
F-XLOCK
PGPROT
VACCINE

good luck people :)
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Posted 12 January 2005 - 12:55 AM

Make your own packer? I know the list so far has been quick script-kiddie ways of getting around AV, but as crafty noted most packers/encrypters these days are picked up by up-to-date good AV's.

In case someone's interested or looking for more info here is a tutorial on writing your own packer

Grtz,
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Posted 14 January 2005 - 07:23 AM

I often Hex Edit files myself, change header or just mix something up and 99.9% of the time it becomes undetctable by any AV.. just wanna let you guys know.


Thanks Drop that is a great tut.. hope some will learning something from it.
Gonna Bookmark that one!

ScOOt3r!
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Posted 14 January 2005 - 10:48 AM

Agree that hex editing works in many cases but it would be nice to make your own packer like in the tut provided by droppunx.

Btw. thanks for the link, just what i've been looking for to get started on this project.
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Posted 14 January 2005 - 03:15 PM

to make bifrost and any trojan undetected the simple and easiest way is to find a win32 PE .exe file source code protection software, thats the best hint i can give you.

example: search google for "win32 source code protection", download

test your virus/trojan at www.virustotal.com

if you still need help msg me.
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Post icon  Posted 17 January 2005 - 03:08 PM

:D LOL I still dont know why people think it is script kiddish to not write there own software, if we take it to the extreme using c++ or VB etc is script kiddish you would have to create your own scripting language not to use someone elses creation... I say find the fastest meathod using the avaliable assets to you to get the result you want. Its only script kiddish if you are doing it without a purpose and have no idea why it works.
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 04:02 PM

here some tools u can use

PE EXE modifier:
32lite 0.03a
AHTeam EP Protector v0.3 ASPack 2.12
ASPack 1.01b
ASPack 1.02b
ASPack 1.04b
ASPack 1.05b
ASPack 1.061b
ASPack 1.061b [DLL]
ASPack 1.07b
ASPack 1.07b [DLL]
ASPack 1.08
ASPack 1.081
ASPack 1.082
ASPack 1.083
ASPack 1.084
ASPack 2.000
ASPack 2.001
ASPack 2.100
ASPack 2.12
ASProtect 1.23 - 1.31 b0427
ASProtect 1.23 RC1
Adobe PhotoShop Plugin
Alloy 1.04.14.2000
AppLok 95 2.0
Armadillo 1.80 (console)
Armadillo 1.80 (gui)
Armadillo 1.80b3 (console)
Armadillo 1.80b3 (gui)
Armadillo 1.90b2 (console)
Armadillo 1.90b2 (gui)
Armadillo 1.90b3 (console)
Armadillo 1.90b3 (gui)
Armadillo 1.90b4 (console)
Armadillo 1.90b4 (gui)
Armadillo 1.91c (console)
Armadillo 1.91c (gui)
Armadillo 2.00 (console)
Armadillo 2.00 (gui)
Armadillo 2.00b1 (console)
Armadillo 2.00b1 (gui)
Armadillo 2.00b2/b3 (console)
Armadillo 2.00b2/b3 (gui)
Armadillo 2.01 (console)
Armadillo 2.01 (gui)
Armadillo 2.10 - 2.20 (console)
Armadillo 2.10 - 2.20 (gui)
Armadillo 2.50 (console)
Armadillo 2.50 (gui)
Armadillo 2.50b1a (gui)
Armadillo 2.50b3 (console)
Armadillo 2.50b3 (gui)
Armadillo 2.51 (DLL)
Armadillo 2.51 (console)
Armadillo 2.51 (gui)
Armadillo 2.52 (DLL)
Armadillo 2.52 (console)
Armadillo 2.52 (gui)
Armadillo 2.52b2 (console)
Armadillo 2.52b2 (gui)
Armadillo 3.40 (DEMO)
Armadillo 3.50a (DEMO)
Armadillo 3.50b1 (DEMO)
BJFNT 1.1
BJFNT 1.2
BJFNT 1.3
Borland C++ (1994)
Borland C++ (1995)
Borland C++ (1999) [DLL]
Borland C++ (1999) [EXE]
Borland Delphi 3 (1)
Borland Delphi 3 (2)
Borland Delphi 4
Cexe 1.0a/1.0b
CodeCrypt 0.14b
CodeCrypt 0.15b
CodeCrypt 0.163b
CodeCrypt 0.164b
CodeCrypt 0.16b - 0.161b
CodeSafe 2.0
CodeSafe 3.0
Crunch 2.0.0.2
CrypKey Instant Stealth 5.0.161
Digital Mars D 0.88
Ding Boys PE-lock 0.07
EXE Protector 1.37a
EXE Shield v0.5
EXE Stealth 2.73
ExeShield 2.7a
ExeShield 2.7b
FSG 1.0
FSG 1.1
FSG 1.2
FSG 1.3
FSG 1.31
FSG 1.33
Harlequin Dylan 1.2
JDPack 1.01
JDProtected 0.90b
Lcc-win 32 1.3
Microsoft CAB SFX
Mingw GCC
NFO 1.0
NeoLite 1.0 - 1.01
NeoLite 1.04
NeoLite 2.00
PCPEC [alpha]
PE password protector by SMT
PE-Crypt 1.0
PE-Crypt 1.01
PE-Crypt 1.02
PE-Prot 0.9
PEBundle 0.03
PEBundle 0.05
PEBundle 0.05wtd
PEBundle 0.06
PEBundle 0.12wtd
PEBundle 0.14wtd
PEBundle 0.15wtd
PEBundle 1.00b3 - 1.02
PEBundle 1.00b3wtd
PEBundle 1.02wtd
PECompact 0.92
PECompact 0.977
PECompact 0.978
PECompact 0.978.1
PECompact 0.978.4
PECompact 0.98
PECompact 0.99
PECompact 1.00
PECompact 1.10 b1
PECompact 1.10 b2
PECompact 1.10 b3
PECompact 1.10 b4
PECompact 1.10 b5
PECompact 1.10 b6
PECompact 1.10 b7
PECompact 1.10 b8
PECompact 1.20 - 1.20.1
PECompact 1.22
PECompact 1.23 b3 - 1.24.1
PECompact 1.24.2 - 1.24.3
PECompact 1.25
PECompact 1.26b1 - 1.26b2
PECompact 1.33
PECompact 1.34 - 1.40b1
PECompact 1.40 - 1.45
PECompact 1.40b2 - 1.40b4
PECompact 1.40b5 - 1.40b6
PECompact 1.46
PECompact 1.50
PECompact 1.55 - 1.56
PECompact 1.60 - 1.65
PECompact 1.66
PECompact 1.67
PECompact 1.68 - 1.84
PECompact 2.00b build 100
PECompact 2.02 - 2.07
PELOCknt 2.01
PELOCknt 2.02
PELOCknt 2.03
PELOCknt 2.04
PELock 1.06
PEShield 0.2b2
PESpin v0.3
PKLite32 1.1
PeX 0.99
Petite 1.2
Petite 1.3a
Petite 1.4
Petite 2.0
Petite 2.1
Petite 2.2 [PE DLL]
Petite 2.2 [PE EXE]
PowerBasic 7
Private EXE 2.0a
Private EXE 2.0a - 2.2
SPEC beta 3
SecuPack 1.5
Shrinker 3.2
Shrinker 3.4
Stone's PE Encrypter 1.0
Stone's PE Encrypter 1.13
Stone's PE Encrypter 2.0
Symantec Visual Cafe 3.0
UPX 0.50 - 0.51 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.50 - 0.51 [PE]
UPX 0.61 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.61 [PE]
UPX 0.62 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.62 [PE]
UPX 0.70 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.70 [PE]
UPX 0.71 - 0.72 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.71 - 0.72 [PE]
UPX 0.80 - 0.84 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.80 - 0.84 [PE]
UPX 0.81 - 0.84 [PE] (Delphi/C Builder)
UPX 0.89.6 - 0.94 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.89.6 - 1.02 / 1.05 - 1.24 [PE]
UPX 0.89.6 - 1.02 / 1.06 - 1.07 [PE] (Delphi/C Builder)
UPX 0.89.6 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.93 [PE] UnHack32 1.1
UPX 0.93 [PE] UnHack32 1.2
UPX 0.99 / 1.00 - 1.02 / 1.05 - 1.07 [PE DLL]
UPX 0.99.1 - 0.99.2 [PE DLL]
UPX 1.03 - 1.04 [PE DLL]
UPX 1.03 - 1.04 [PE]
UPX 1.03 - 1.04 [PE] (Delphi/C Builder)
UPX 1.05 - 1.07 [PE DLL]
UPX 1.05 - 1.24 [PE]
UPX 1.08 - 1.24 [PE DLL]
UPX$HiT 0.0.1
UPXShit 0.06 (snaker)
VGCrypt 0.75
Virtual Pascal 2.1
Visual C 2.0
Visual C++ 3.1
Visual C++ 4.2 (DLL)
Visual C++ 4.2 (EXE - 1)
Visual C++ 4.2 (EXE - 2)
Visual C++ 4.2 (EXE - 3)
Visual C++ 4.2 (EXE - 4)
Visual C++ 5.0
Visual C++ 5.0 (debug)
Visual C++ 5.0 (no debug)
Visual C++ 5.0 SP3
Visual C++ 5.0 SP3 (debug)
Visual C++ 6.0 (DLL) (nodebug) [1]
Visual C++ 6.0 (DLL) (nodebug) [2]
Visual C++ 6.0 (EXE) (nodebug)
Visual C++ 7.0 / .NET 2002
Visual C++ 7.1 / .NET 2003 (debug; -MDd)
Visual C++ 7.1 / .NET 2003 (nodebug)
Visual C++ 7.1 / .NET 2003 (nodebug; -MD)
Visual Protect 1.1
WATCOM C/C++ runtime system 1995
WWPack32 1.0
WWPack32 1.09
WWPack32 1.10 - 1.11
WWPack32 1.12 - 1.20
WinKript 1.00
WinZip SFX
Xtreme Protector 1.06
Xtreme Protector 1.07
frp 0.17
kkrunchy
tELock 0.41c
tELock 0.42
tELock 0.51
tELock 0.60
tELock 0.61
tELock 0.70
tELock 0.71
tELock 0.80
tELock 0.85
tELock 0.90
tELock 0.92a [PE DLL]
tELock 0.92a [PE EXE]
tELock 0.95 [PE DLL]
tELock 0.95 [PE EXE]
tELock 0.96 [PE DLL]
tELock 0.96 [PE EXE]
tELock 0.98 [PE DLL]
tELock 0.98 [PE EXE]
yoda's Crypter 1.0
yoda's Crypter 1.1
yoda's Crypter 1.2

DOS EXE modifier:
624 1.0
ABKprot 1.00
AEP 1.00
AVPack 1.2x [COM]
AVPack 1.2x [EXE]
AdFlt2
Ady's Glue 1.10
AinEXE 2.1
AinEXE 2.22
AinEXE 2.23
Aluwain 8.03
BINLock 1.0
BITLOK 3.1
Batch Compiler 1.0
Borland C++ (TR.EXE)
Borland C++ 3.0 or higher
Borland PE loader
C-Crypt 1.02
CC 2.61b
CC286x2 2.1
COM2TXT 1.00
COM2TXT 1.03 - 1.12
COM2TXT 1.20 - 1.41
COMCRYPT [by unknown]
COMPACK 4.5
COMPACK 5.1
COP 1.0
CRK Compiler 1.20
CRYPACK 3.0
CRYPTCOM 1.1
CRYPTCOM [by unknown]
CSV 0.1
CWC 3.01
Ciphator 4.6
Com Cryptor BTS 9.12
Com4Mail 1.0
ComLock 0.10
ComProt 1.0 beta
ComProtector 1.0
Compact 1.05
ComprEXE 1.0 [COM]
ComprEXE 1.0 [EXE]
Comt 0.10 (duckling)
Comt 0.10d (original)
Crackstop 1.03a
Cruncher 1.0
CryEXE 4.0
Crypt 1.20
Crypt 1.21
Crypt 1.7 [COM]
Crypt 1.7 [EXE]
Crypt.Trivial.173
CryptC [by unknown]
CryptEXE 1.0
Crypta II 2.0
Crypta II 3.0
CrypteXeC 0.9
CrypteXeC 1.01
DOS Extender by Doug Hoffmann 1994
DOS/4GW Extender by Tenberry Software
DOS32 3.3
DShield
Diet 1.00 [EXE]
Diet 1.10 - 1.20 [COM]
Diet 1.10a/1.20 [EXE]
Diet 1.43/1.44 [EXE]
Diet 1.44 - 1.45 [COM]
Diet 1.45f [EXE]
DoP's CryptExe 1.04
Docmaker 1.20
EEXE 1.12 - 1.13
ENcryptCOM 3.01
EPW 1.20 [COM]
EPW 1.20 [EXE]
EPW 1.30 [COM]
EPW 1.30 [EXE]
EXE Manager 3.0
EXE Manager 3.2
EXE2COM 2.00
EXEGuard 1.3
EXEHigh 1.01
EXELOCK 666 1.03
EXELOCK 666 1.04
EXELOCK 666 1.05
EXEPACK 3.69
EXEPACK 4.06
Elite 2.00
Encriptor 1.00
ExeCode 1.0
ExeCode 1.00 [COM]
ExeLock 1.00
F-Xlock 1.16
FFSE 0.4R
File Analyser 1.4 Encryptor
Gardian Angel 1.0
HackStop 0.98 [COM]
HackStop 0.98 [EXE]
HackStop 0.99 [COM]
HackStop 0.99 [EXE]
HackStop 1.00 [EXE]
HackStop 1.12 [EXE]
HackStop 1.13 [EXE]
HackStop 1.14a [EXE]
HackStop 1.15 - 1.17 [EXE]
HackStop 1.17 [EXE]
HackStop 1.17s [EXE]
HackStop 1.18 [EXE]
HackStop 1.19 build 195/198 [EXE]
HackStop 1.19 build 197 [EXE]
HackStop 1.19 build 204 [EXE]
HackStop 1.19 build 217
HelpCOM 1.2
HelpEXE 1.2
Ice 1.00
Immun 1.2 [COM]
Immun 1.2 [EXE]
Immun 1.2 registered [COM]
Immun 1.2 registered [EXE]
JMCryptExe 0.7 (general)
JMCryptExe 0.7g
JMCryptExe 0.7i
JMCryptExe 0.7j
Jam 2.11 [COM]
Jam 2.11 [EXE]
Jam 2.21 [COM]
Jam 2.21 [EXE]
Khrome Crypt 0.3
LC 3.00 (1986)
LGLZ 1.03b - 1.04b
LZEXE 0.90
LZEXE 0.91 / 1.00
LZEXE 0.91
LamerStop 1.0
Loader for Dos Extender by Doug Hoffmann
LockProg 0.5a
LockTite+
MCLOCK 1.3
MINI [COM]
MINI [EXE]
MSCC 1.0bs
Mask 2.3
Mask 2.5
MegaLite 1.20
Mess 1.07 [COM]
Mess 1.07 [EXE]
Mess 1.14 [COM]
Mess 1.15 [COM]
Mess 1.17 [COM]
Microsoft C (1988/89)
Microsoft C++ (1990/92)
Microsoft C++ NE Loader
Microsoft QBasic
Mr.HDKiLLeR ProtectioN 1.0
N0Ps Shit Protector 0.002b
NT Shell 4.0
NetRun 3.10
NetSafe ZIP-Prot
Netsend 1.00
NoClip 4.1
OptLink Pass 1
OptLink Pass 2
PCC 1.2
PCrypt 3.50 [COM]
PGMPAK 0.13
PGMPAK 0.14
PGMPAK 0.15
PK Smart 1.0b
PKLite 1.00 - 1.05 [EXE]
PKLite 1.00 [COM]
PKLite 1.03 [COM]
PKLite 1.05 [COM]
PKLite 1.12 / 1.20 [COM]
PKLite 1.12 / 1.20 [EXE]
PKLite 1.13 [COM]
PKLite 1.14 [COM]
PKLite 1.14 [EXE]
PKLite 1.15 [COM]
PKLite 1.15 [EXE]
PKLite 1.50 - 2.01 [EXE]
PKLite 1.50 [COM]
PKLite 2.00 [COM]
PKLite 2.00 [EXE]
PKLite 2.01 [COM]
PKTiny 1.62
PMODE/W 1.20
PMODE/W 1.21
PMODE/W 1.33
Pack 1.0
PackWin 1.0 - 2.02
PassCOM 2.0 / PPC
PassEXE 2.0
Powerbasic 2.10
ProPack 2.08 -m1 [EXE]
ProPack 2.08 -m2 [EXE]
ProPack 2.14 -m1 [COM]
ProPack 2.14 -m1 [EXE]
ProPack 2.14 -m2 [COM]
ProPack 2.14 -m2 [EXE]
ProtEXE 2.11 [COM]
ProtEXE 2.11 [EXE]
ProtEXE 3.0
Protect! 3.0
Protect! 3.0/3.1 [COM]
Protect! 3.1 [EXE]
Protect! 4.0 [COM]
Protect! 4.0 [EXE]
Protect! 6.0
R-Crypt 0.91 - 0.93
RCC II/286 1.14 (hard)
RCC II/286 1.14 (mild)
RCC II/286 1.15 (hard)
RCC II/286 1.15 (mild)
RCC II/286 1.16 (hard)
RCC II/286 1.16 (mild)
RCC II/286 1.17 (hard)
RCC II/286 1.17 (mild)
RCC II/286 1.18 (hard)
RCC II/286 1.18 (mild)
REC.Small 1.01
REC.Small 1.02
REC.Small 1.02a
REC/Small 1.03
REC/Small 1.05
REC/Small 1.05b
REC/Small/AV 1.00
REC/Small/AV 1.05
REC/Small/AV 1.05b
RELOC 1.00
RERP 0.02
RJ Crush 1.10
RUE 1.32
Rec 0.14
Rec 0.27
Rec 0.28
Rec 0.32
Rec 0.33a
Rec 0.38
Rose Tiny 1.02
RoseTiny 0.95
SCRAMB 1.20
SCRAMBLE 0.2 beta3
SENs debug protection
Scram 0.7c1 - 0.8a1
Scrunch 1.02
Scrypt 1.2
Secure 2.1b
SelfEnc 1.0
Shadow 1.0 beta
Shield 1.70
Shrink 1.0
Shrink 2.0 (1)
Shrink 2.0 (2)
SnoopStop 1.15
Spirit 1.5
SuckStop 1.08
SuckStop 1.10
SuckStop 1.11
TPC's COM scrambler 1.00
TPack 0.5 -m1
TPack 0.5 -m2
Tiny Xor 0.1
Trap 1.13 [COM]
Trap 1.13 [EXE]
Trap 1.14
Trap 1.14a
Trap 1.15
Trap 1.16 - 1.17
Trap 1.161
Trap 1.162
Trap 1.18 [EXE]
Trap 1.19 [EXE]
Trap 1.20 [EXE]
Trap 1.21 [EXE]
Turbo Basic
Turbo C 1.0 (1987)
Turbo C 2.0 (1988) [COM]
Turbo C 2.0 (1988) [EXE]
Turbo C++ 3.0 [COM]
Turbo C++ 3.0 [EXE]
Turbo Pascal 3
Turbo Pascal 4 (1)
Turbo Pascal 4 (2)
Turbo Pascal 5
Turbo Pascal 6
Turbo Pascal 7
Turbo Pascal 7 (RTL by Norbert Juffa)
Turbo Prolog 1986
TurboChainer 1.03
UC 2 EXE 2.4
UComCry
UPX 0.20 [COM]
UPX 0.20 [EXE]
UPX 0.30 - 0.40 [COM]
UPX 0.30 [EXE]
UPX 0.40 - 0.51 [EXE]
UPX 0.51 - 0.72 [COM]
UPX 0.62 [EXE]
UPX 0.70 [EXE]
UPX 0.71 - 0.72 [EXE]
UPX 0.81 - 0.84 [EXE]
UPX 0.82 - 0.84 [COM]
UPX 0.90 - 1.03 [EXE]
UPX 0.92 - 1.03 [COM]
UPX 1.04 - 1.24 [COM]
UPX 1.04 - 1.24 [EXE]
USCC 1.3
Unknown virus 1
Unpack 2.0
Username 3.00 [COM]
Username 3.00 [EXE]
V-Load 0.9b
V-Load 0.9b used in Kartz 0.3
VSS
Vaccine 1.03 - 1.10
Virus Self Destructor 2.00
WWPack
WWPack Mutator 1.1c
Watcom C (1994)
Watcom C (1995)
WordPerfect EXEPack
X3
XCOM 1.00
XPack 1.0j [EXE]
XPack 1.0m - 1.20 [EXE]
XPack 1.29 - 1.30 [COM]
XPack 1.29 - 1.30 [EXE]
XPack 1.31 - 1.66 [COM]
XPack 1.31 [EXE]
XPack 1.33 [EXE]
XPack 1.34 [EXE]
XPack 1.36 [EXE]
XPack 1.39 [EXE]
XPack 1.40 [EXE]
XPack 1.44 [EXE]
XPack 1.45 [EXE]
XPack 1.52 - 1.64 [EXE]
XPack 1.65b2 [EXE]
XPack 1.65b3/b4 [EXE]
XPack 1.66 [EXE]
XPack 1.67 [COM]
XPack 1.67 [EXE]
XcomOR 0.99a
XcomOR 0.99f/g
XcomOR 0.99h
XcomOR 0.99i
XoReR 1.0
XoReR 2.0
XoReR 2.1
XorCopy 1.0
Zortech C 2.00 (1)
Zortech C 2.00 (2)
aPack 0.58 - 0.74 (2) [EXE]
aPack 0.58 - 0.82 (1) [EXE]
aPack 0.58 [COM]
aPack 0.61 [COM]
aPack 0.66 [COM]
aPack 0.69 [COM]
aPack 0.71 - 0.74 [COM]
aPack 0.73 - 0.74 -m [EXE]
aPack 0.73 - 0.82 -d [EXE]
aPack 0.82 -d [EXE]
aPack 0.82 -m -p [COM]
aPack 0.82 [COM]
aPack 0.82 [EXE]
aPack 0.90 - 0.99 -d/-s -m [EXE]
aPack 0.90 - 0.99 -d/-s [EXE]
aPack 0.90 - 0.99 -m [EXE]
aPack 0.90 - 0.99 [EXE]
aPack 0.90 -m -p [COM]
aPack 0.90 -m -x [EXE]
aPack 0.90 [COM]
aPack 0.96
aPack 0.96 -i -m
aPack 0.96 -m
aPack 0.98 - 0.99 -t [EXE]
aPack 0.98 - 0.99 [COM]
aPack 0.98 -f -m [COM]
aPack 0.98 -i -m [COM]
aPack 0.98 -x
aPack 0.99 -f -m [COM]
aPack 0.99 -i -m [COM]
aPack 0.99 -m -x [EXE]
deeP-CRyPTeR 0.1b
fds-cp 0.4
iLUCRYPT 4.014 - 4.015
iLUCRYPT 4.019
jmt-cp 0.5a / fds-cp 0.4a
unknown by GyikSoft 1
unknown by GyikSoft 2
unknown by JVP
unknown by Mr. Wicked
unknown by RAO
unknown by Synopsis
unknown by Woody
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 04:21 PM

i could think of a few more thou :P B)
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 05:54 PM

Wow, very nice list you got there. I think going in and hexing the detected part is pretty easy, It only takes me 4-5 min to do a server per AV, and works 95% of the time.
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