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VMProtect версии 3.5.1

VMProtect версии 3.5.1
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An unknown user posted the source code of the popular VMProtect version 3.5.1 released on the Chinese forum kanxue.com on September 19, 2021.

The files intel.cc and processor.cc were removed from the leak, without which it is impossible to build a part of the source code. However, even taking into account the age of the files, the leak is very interesting in terms of executable code protection by obfuscation and virtualization.

There is full source code of protection libraries providing licensing, anti-debugging and integrity checking functions both for compiled languages (C, C++, Delphi and others) and interpreted languages (.Net Framework and .Net Core)

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