Thread Tools. Zynamics BinDiff 4. Not sure when this occured, but i paid for it a couple years ago. Originally Posted by counted. Bindiff 5. Basically during the Export of the second database the plugin thinks the database is open in another instance of IDA, which it is not.
I found the following work around. Open the first database and use the BinExport plugin. Open the second database and use the BinExport plugin Create a new folder and drop both of the BinExport files in the folder. Go to the BinDiff Folder in your program directory and then the bin folder and grab the bindiff. BinExport --secondary nameofsecondary. NET 2. Is there a way to suppress this behaviour and end up with repeatable builds resulting in identical assemblies to satisfy a regulator requirements?
Upon comparison of intermediate language files produced by disassembling two builds of the same assembly using same source code , I found that the values on line starting with the following always changes even though the code was build using the same source code, same compiler, on the same machine :. MVID is part of metadata of a. Time-date stamp , part of Windows PE header, indicates the date and time the file was created read more detail from here ;.
Characteristics and Dll Characteristics store some information that might be related to current machine, e. So I don't think it is possible to generate identical. However, why you need the two assemblies same with each other? NET assembly, the strong name is primary choose as its identity, so you may want to use strong name instead. The Module table has the following columns:. The Mvid can be ignored on read by conforming implementations of the CLI. I am wondering how I can produce identical assemblies from identical source code every time.
It is possible in Unix-world at least that is the feeling i get when searching the internet , why not on Microsoft platform? I am attempting to create an identical assembly every time I compile the same code, as a proof that nothing changed. A regulator wants compiled assemblies as well as source code. We do use strong names. Thank you for the reference to and a quote from the ECMA standard. Finally, so that it knows which unique ID was picked, the ID is kindly written in the id.
If the file is present, getdll will not fetch again these DLLs. Stay tuned! Update: Part 2 deals with plenty of obfuscation and anti-analysis techniques in the payloads. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Signature of the fake VeraCrypt installer.
SHA 9ebad58dacbbff98dbcfccf5c4ddde3b. Comparing the official left with the fake right extracted files v1. Ignore the timestamps. Red files means they differ, black files mean they are the same. Modified and original wWinMain functions in TrueCrypt-x Fetching further payloads and writing them to disk.
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