Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

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    UtakAso Drav3n is offline
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    Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

    i want to ask some help how to change the XOR bytes in cabalmain.exe using ollydbg, but i'm noob using Ollydbg.

    anyone can make some guides how to change xor bytes?
    i followed yamachi tutorial but i don't have success.
    http://forum.ragezone.com/f460/custo...method-601814/

    i think i missed the step in changing the lines at zpipe.c:123 and zpipe.c:208 to match.

    this is my screenshot:


    i don't know what to do after this.


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    Banned Yamachi is offline
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    Re: Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

    Did you repack all of your ENC's using the new XOR keys?

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    UtakAso Drav3n is offline
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    Re: Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

    yes, i repack all my enc into my modified xor bytes, but still cabalmain crash. can you give me some guide on ollydbg?

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    Banned Yamachi is offline
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    Re: Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

    Do you not know how to Google? Three times you've asked (twice in the same thread) for a guide for ollydbg. All you need to do is Google it. It's really not that hard. I'm sorry, but we're not here to hold your hand and teach you basic debugging/linux/networking/etc.

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    UtakAso Drav3n is offline
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    Re: Guide on Ollydbg to change XOR bytes

    Quote Originally Posted by Yamachi View Post
    Do you not know how to Google? Three times you've asked (twice in the same thread) for a guide for ollydbg. All you need to do is Google it. It's really not that hard. I'm sorry, but we're not here to hold your hand and teach you basic debugging/linux/networking/etc.
    ok!



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