Cracking Projects For Newbies

Thanks to Shadow and Cho Friday, 05-Feb-99 15:18:38 136.159.178.140 writes: Shadow: I now have Hiew and Uedit up and running. The fog is slowly lifting from in front of my eyes... I have discovered how to edit the code, so I will try a few test patches. Is there a list/reference manual available somewhere on the net which itemizes each assembly language command, gives it's purpose, and displays the hex? Cho: Good point about the key checking routine! It completely makes sense that the call before the conditional jump should send us to the checking algorithm. As to understanding what the routine codes, I can not figure it out since I don't know what the commands mean, hence my need for a reference manual. How do you test eax, eax and come back with anything other than true? Typical newbie question, I apologize. Thanks again for your suggestions/help. JT JT

Message thread:

JT: Project 6-Task 2-long and with little info (05-Feb-99 03:14:01)

Shadow: Re: Project 6-Task 2-[about assembler]- easy way of hex (05-Feb-99 03:28:41)
Cho: Re: Project 6-Task 2-long and with little info (05-Feb-99 11:00:18)
JT: Thanks to Shadow and Cho (05-Feb-99 15:18:38)

Jeff: Re: JT (05-Feb-99 16:18:12)

pcmentor: Assembly Tutor and Instructions List for 80x86+ (06-Feb-99 07:58:25)

BUG666: Re: Assembly Tutor and Instructions List for 80x86+ (06-Feb-99 11:24:50)

JT: Thanks Jeff, PC and BUG (07-Feb-99 06:29:04)

BUG666: JT, Look to HarvestR's thread =NEWBIES: general infos for you (05-Feb-99 16:31:44) (08-Feb-99 00:19:47)

JT: Stumbling along at the rear of the pack... (09-Feb-99 02:42:14)

Jeff: Re: Stumbling along at the rear of the pack... (09-Feb-99 03:14:57)

Jeff: Re: REPOST of dat File; ohter one squirrely! (09-Feb-99 03:56:08)

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