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Originally Posted by Shadow992
Because AutoIt file gets packed but does not matter this security solution got cracked by Aut2Exe so you should not use it anymore. Just use Obfuscators instead.
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I am happy to tell you you're wrong.
It is true that the solution will not defeat now Exe2Aut.
But your solution effectively hides the fact that the exe file is a AutoIt compiled exe.
so this is still good idea to use it just for hiding this fact.
but because my program must be compiled to 64bit (because in my case my the software use several functions that must work in 64 bit)
I can't use your solution.
In addition, your solution make the exe file to be identified as a virus by a lot ant-virus programs.
Because of these facts, it is good idea that you will develop a solution that is not designed to defeat Exe2Aut but still designed to hide the fact that the exe is AutoIt exe.
This way, you can delete several anti-debugging and decompiltion techniques(Because the goal is only to hide that the exe file is AutoIt)
and other functions that not required now.
and this can cause to less false positives by anti-virus.
I ask you to rebuild this security solution but without all the unnecessary stuff that cause to false positives and i want that the solution will be for 64bit also.
this may not defeat Exe2Aut. but it will enough to hide this fact and less false positives.
It should not be a big deal for you because you already know how to do it ..
You just have to do it again but without any anti-decompiltion techniques.
And I'd appreciate it if you post the source code (in this way I will start learn C++)