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01  Manual Unpacking Project 

02  ARM Protector v0.3  -  Protect your programs against reverse engineering !

ARM Protector is a powerful tool for protecting Windows PE files with some nice options...

Protection Options
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- Anti Ring3 Debugger (Application Level)
- Anti SoftIce and Monitoring Tools
- Exit In Case Of Bad CRC
- Erase API/DLL Name Strings (Destroy IT)
- Anti API Breakpoint
- Anti In-Loader API BPX (Prevent Unpack)
- Anti In-Loader Code BPX
- Anti Hardware Breakpoint
- Password Protect
- Anti IceDump (Win9x only)


- Anti Ring3 Debugger (Application Level)
executable will refuse to run if it detects that the process is working under
application level (ring 3) debugger (debuggers that use debug APIs).

- Anti SoftIce and Monitoring Tools
executable will refuse to run if there is active SoftIce/Trw system debuggers
and plus some of well known Monitoring Tools (like RegMon and FileMon).

- Exit In Case Of Bad CRC
executable will refuse to run if it detects that the file is modified, changing
even one byte will make executable un-runable.

- Erase API/DLL Name Strings (Destroy IT)
if the file protected with this option, there wont be any API and DLL names in
the memory after startup. So the import table (IT) will be destroyed.

- Anti API Breakpoint
this option will fight against breakpoints on apis which executable uses (APIs from
import table). So if there will be any breakpoint executable will refuse to run.

- Anti In-Loader API BPX (Prevent Unpack)
and this option checks breakpoints for apis that in-mem loader uses (emulated APIs).

- Anti In-Loader Code BPX
this option will fight against software breakpoints, if there will be any breakpoint
in the loader body program will refuse to run.

- Anti Hardware Breakpoint
and this option will fight against hardware breakpoints, that system (ring0) debuggers
use to break on (hmm.. ring3 debuggers use hardware breakpoints aswell :)

- Password Protect
if you choose this option, protected file will ask for a password at run-time...

- Anti IceDump (Win9x only) executable refuse to run if there is active IceDump loaded.
From IceDump readme file "icedump performs exports renormalization on several system
DLLs which remains effective even after icedump has been unloaded"
so regarding to this fact, option will detect unloaded icedump too, means will detect
even if icedump is unloaded by user to bypass the protection


READ MORE IN README.TXT FILE INCLUDED !

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