5/30/2023 0 Comments MoleBox 4.x unpacker![]() In: 22nd Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, ACSAC 2006, pp. Royal, P., Halpin, M., Dagon, D., Edmonds, R., Lee, W.: Polyunpack: Automating the hidden-code extraction of unpack-executing malware. We then propose an effective generic unpacking method based on the combination of two novel OEP detection techniques, one relying on the incremental measurement of the entropy of the information stored in the memory space assigned to the unpacking process, and the other on the incremental searching and counting of potential Windows API calls in that same memory space. by inspecting the remaining code after the OEP was reached). Accordingly, if we had a way to accurately identify that transfer event in the execution flow and thus the OEP, we could more easily extract the original code for analysis (cf. In general, when launched, a packed executable will first reconstruct the code of the original program, write it down someplace in memory and then transfer the execution to that original code by assigning the Extended Instruction Pointer (EIP) to the so-called Original Entry Point (OEP) of the program. we do not extract/create a reverse algorithm). That is, we do not assume specific knowledge about the algorithms used to produce the packed executable to do the unpacking (i.e. In this paper, we focus on the problem of the unpacking of packed executables in a generic way.
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