Topic created on: September 4, 2007 22:14 CDT by jaffersathik2010 .

Hi,

Correct me if I am wrong. Unpacking is the common and main activity in reverse engineering. In that checksum methods are one of the main barriers, which we have to break first.

My thinking is, checksum methods (mostly) are not intelligent enough to stop unpacking, if we are modifying the code on the fly (I mean during the execution time-debugging mode).

If we modify the code first and later executing then it will bring problem to us.

Am I correct? Give me your views.

Thanks,
Jaffer.