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Learn Reverse Engineering and debugging for Visual Basic programs using xdbg, VB decompiler and P-code Debugger

What you will learn

Reversing Visual Basic Software

Reverse Engineering

Decompiling Visual Basic

Creating keygens

Reversing P-Code

Description

If you are interested in reverse engineering and want to learn how to decompile and debug Visual Basic 6 programs, then this course is for you. In this course, I will introduce you to the exciting world of reversing and in particular, reverse engineering Visual Basic 6 programs.

In this course, you will learn how to use x64dbg Visual Basic Decompiler and P-Code debugger tools to reverse engineer  Visual Basic programs. You will learn all about debugging and dumping memory and also how to reverse jumps and modify instructions.

What you will learn:


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  • Removing nag screens
  • Decompiling programs
  • Patching programs
  • Creating keygens
  • Debugging P-Code
  • VB6 P-Code
  • VB6 Native Code
  • Reversing Serial Keys
  • and more…

In this course, we will practice reversing on special programs called crackme’s  that I have written for you.

Go ahead and enroll now and I will see you inside.

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Content

Introduction

Introduction

Intro to VB6

Intro to VB6
Installing xdbg and Detect It Easy

Downloading CrackMe 16

Downloading CrackMe 16

Removing Nag Screen using xdbg

Removing Nag Screen using xdbg

Intro to VB Decompiler

Intro to VB Decompiler

Reversing Using Both VBDecompiler and XDBG

Reversing Using Both VBDecompiler and xdbg

Decompiling a Visual Basic program to VB Source Code

Decompiling a Visual Basic program to VB Source Code

Intro to VB P-Code

Intro to VB P-Code

Installing P-Code Debugger

Installing P-Code Debugger

Downloading CrackMe 17

Downloading CrackMe 17

Patching P-Code

Patching P-Code

Using p-code debugger

Using p-code debugger

Creating a Keygen

Creating a Keygen

Resources for Further Study

Bonus Lecture