Compiledcode.bin

[GaMEr_2077]

Hey forum members......
Actually today i was installing a repack of a famous repacker
I found that their .bins are encrypted and thus the password must be in compiledcode.bin
But to my surprise i wasnt able to find the password in Compiledcode.bin

So what i wanted that is can anyone tell me how can i also make the extractor program to generate this type of Compiledcode.bin to protect my password of archievs from other people
LIKE ME, TRYING TO OPEN OTHERS ARCHIEVES

[pratikpatel8982]

Hey forum members......
Actually today i was installing a repack of a famous repacker
I found that their .bins are encrypted and thus the password must be in compiledcode.bin
But to my surprise i wasnt able to find the password in Compiledcode.bin

So what i wanted that is can anyone tell me how can i also make the extractor program to generate this type of Compiledcode.bin to protect my password of archievs from other people
LIKE ME, TRYING TO OPEN OTHERS ARCHIEVES
I think Inno does it by default.BTW, It's not function of innosetup but it's actually a process done by Pascal (the language used to write Inno setup scripts) It compiles the [CODE] section of the iss script to CompiledCode.bin to protect the source code.

[GaMEr_2077]

So how can i achieve that?

[FitGirl]

Hey forum members......
Actually today i was installing a repack of a famous repacker
I found that their .bins are encrypted and thus the password must be in compiledcode.bin
But to my surprise i wasnt able to find the password in Compiledcode.bin

So what i wanted that is can anyone tell me how can i also make the extractor program to generate this type of Compiledcode.bin to protect my password of archievs from other people
LIKE ME, TRYING TO OPEN OTHERS ARCHIEVES
It would be useless, the password is always visible in RAM dump.

[Cesar82]

Hey forum members......
Actually today i was installing a repack of a famous repacker
I found that their .bins are encrypted and thus the password must be in compiledcode.bin
But to my surprise i wasnt able to find the password in Compiledcode.bin

So what i wanted that is can anyone tell me how can i also make the extractor program to generate this type of Compiledcode.bin to protect my password of archievs from other people
LIKE ME, TRYING TO OPEN OTHERS ARCHIEVES
If you want to test:
Password := Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($4) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($3) + Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($4) + Chr($1) + Chr($3);

[GaMEr_2077]

If you want to test:
Password := Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($4) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($3) + Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($13) + Chr($1) + Chr($3) + Chr($1) + Chr($4) + Chr($1) + Chr($3);

What will it do exactly

[GaMEr_2077]

It would be useless, the password is always visible in RAM dump.
And where can i find the RAM dump?

[PsYcHo_RaGE]

And where can i find the RAM dump?

Hex Editor ;)

[GaMEr_2077]

Can You tell in detail
I hadnt tried messing up with hex or anything before

[Cesar82]

What will it do exactly

This is the password obtained from compiledcode.bin that you shared and was used in the Data1bin file.

[GaMEr_2077]

This is the password obtained from compiledcode.bin that you shared and was used in the Data1bin file.
How did u got that

[Cesar82]

How did u got that

See the attached file.
The tool used is included in the Inno Setup Repack (https://mega.nz/folder/EJ4gjSyQ#s5auXl8nKFOZmw_ylkO0cw) (FULL).

[GaMEr_2077]

It would be useless, the password is always visible in RAM dump.
hey fitgirl or psycho rage
can anyone from u both take a minute to tell me how to create a ram dump and where to find the password in it??:confused::confused:

[Joe Forster/STA]

can anyone from u both take a minute to tell me how to create a ram dump and where to find the password in it??

RAM dump: WinHex, Alt-F9, find the process, open its Entire memory. No, it won't find the password for you.

[GaMEr_2077]

HAHAHAHA
Like the way u used shortcuts:D

No, it won't find the password for you
Will try to figure out:p

[GaMEr_2077]

Thanks for your help JOE
Finally sorted out that

No, it won't find the password for you.

For some reasons not showing the original password which i got but heres a sample for u thinking that password cant be searched using

WinHex, Alt-F9, find the process, open its Entire memory.