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Recently I was suggested to try Zend Studio for PHP development. However, it was not for free. Here’s an open-source Keygen.
Protection [CRC32/HEX]
Enjoy!

Hello everybody, it’s time to release some fresh information. This will be the end of this phases of news as the project is somehow finished as only updates will be required for it. A website can be found as well as a forum; which is ready for all of you to register and post your […]

Hello everybody, today I come to you with a very great news. Me and my friend (red dwarf) have finished a working (stable) server for the game and it will be published in the up-coming days. Also, a website will be hosted soon containing a small forum for all of PES users and/or developers to […]

Big news everyone, we were able to crack the protocol’s algorithm and decode the packets. So it’s time to write a basic server for hosting and/or joining sessions. A couple of days and something will be available to preview and/or download. Till then, stay tuned everybody.

Okay, as of now my friend red dwarf has joined me to the journey of reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6. Currently, we’re working on making a Client/Server Application for Pro Evolution Soccer 6, Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 and probably Pro Evolution Soccer 2009. I don’t have much to show right now because we’re still in […]

There might be a few that likes to play the game. However, to play the game in network mode you have to have a valid username and password. Anyways to cut to the chase, I have been playing around with the EXE file to see if I can get to somewhere. After many attempts of […]

A long time has passed since my first analysis paper, but here is another one. This time it’s short and small. The package contain all the necessary files to get you started on understanding the malware. I hope it’s better than my last paper.

My very first analysis paper for a malware is finished. The package contains all the information you might need to understand the malware. Be ware that this is the first draft and not the final version yet.

Okay, so here is a very interesting thing; the kernel’s entry-point. I’ve disassembled it and translated the assembly listing into a pseudo like readable C code.
int KiSystemStartup(x) {
    […]
    KiInitializeMachineType();
    […]
    KiInitialiseKernel(x,x,x,x,x,x);
    KiIdleLoop();
}
I apologize for the sloppy look of the code, but it’s quiet primitive to write code in here. Anyways, the previous snippet of code was from the entry-point […]

Hey again…so I’ve been playing around reversing Windows XP’ kernel (ntoskrnl.exe) for fun and learning. It’s quiet interesting to understand what’s going on under the hood. However, certain limitations sets me back a little, but it doesn’t stop me. Anyways, I’ll try to post some interesting stuff later.