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Re: burneye, how i can defeat it?


From: "Erik S. Johansen" <security () sperling no>
Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 14:25:54 +0200

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On Saturday 15 November 2003 21:26, gr00vy wrote:
hi list, im writting because i have a problem with a binary, it is
encrypted with teso burneye, get it at teso's home.
i would apreciate if you *point me to a some kind of text explaining how
to debug this kind of problems.
I have been trying whit pice but it is for kernels bellow .17 -(i can't
download it :S ).

thanks for the possyble replys

I played around with burneye a while, but couldn't find any obvious weakness 
in the implementation. I did however not verify algorithm implementation, but 
only the logics used to encrypt and decrypt binaries. 

As far as I can tell, you will need a valid password in order to extract the 
encrypted parts of a burneye binary. 

- --Erik
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