Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by Godel_unicode on Monday April 11, 2016 @05:34PM
(#11475301)
Careful, I don't know about you but anytime I have a thought that ends with "let me just open IDA real quick" nobody sees me for 2-3 weeks minimum.
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Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by philovivero on Monday April 11, 2016 @08:31PM
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I don't know what IDA is, but you get an upvote, because I have had this exact experience so many times... so many times.
If I could have a dollar for everytime I put my head to a random problem and came out 3 months later... I'd have more than fifty dollars.
Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by umanwizard on Monday April 11, 2016 @08:50PM
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IDA is the industry-standard binary disassembly tool. Expensive, so used over (dramatically) cheaper competitors like Hopper mainly by people whose company pays for a license :D
Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by coldtea on Monday April 11, 2016 @10:17PM
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Or people who have ...disassembled the locked down original?
Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by hatsunearu on Wednesday April 13, 2016 @02:36AM
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I got to play with some hackmes in a hackathon and my teammates got frustrated by the crippled IDA demo version that they just downloaded a pirate version.
Amusingly the readme for the pirate version said "I cracked it with IDA Pro" or something along those lines.
Re:Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor
by Caprinicus on Monday April 11, 2016 @11:57PM
(#11477160)
This is why Pandora's Key was a fruitless business endeavor