Hello and welcome back.
In this new session I'm going to show you a different way to bash the program.
In the previous session we use a technique called unpacking where we strengthen the original EIC file
from these compress file.
However in this lesson we are going to use a different method.
Now in the previous method we had to strengthen down the AC file and then passed a new CFA however.
Sometimes it is not possible to find a file so if that is not possible we may want to use a different
method which is called using Lotus.
So in using Lotus we are not patching the file but we wait for the file to be packed as into memory.
This is also known as runtime patching.
Here you patched a process in the memory instead of patching the file so you will use a loader to start
the program and then wait for it to uncompressed itself into memory.
Then the low level bash the process whilst it is still running in memory.
So let's get started.
So first thing you need to do is head over to this link here and download a program call the UDP two
and a parser to unseat the Far East cracking lessons dot com.
So head over to this website and click on this thing here.
And this program Tip 2 is written by Diablo 2 0 2 and is a popular picture.
So click on the link.
And then here is he.
Did have download page.
Click on the button
and you will get keyed up to find
so this cat is a fan.
Put it in C drive how he else and you prefer
and then right click and drag in unzip it
and the key in the password cracking lessons dot com frankly.
Okay
so just enter the sub the cut everything and put it in the parent folder and remove the empty folder
you can't create shortcuts onto your desktop if you like by dragging this directly drag it you on a
desktop and click Create shortcut here.
So now you have it on your desktop.
So the next lesson we will use this to program to create a loader for cramming eleven and cramming eleven.
We have already downloaded before in the previous session.
So now we are going to use our new program to to create a loader.
So I'll see you in the next lesson.
Thank you very much.