Welcome to the ANTi-HACKiNG C0DE REM0VER (AHCR), developed by ROSE SWE. This tool is designed to remove various types of protection and encryption mechanisms from DOS binaries.
AHCR is a versatile tool that helps in removing different types of anti-hacking measures embedded in DOS executable files. It supports a wide range of protection schemes, making it an essential tool for anyone dealing with legacy DOS software.
AHCR can handle the following protection schemes (and more):
To use AHCR, execute the following command:
./ahcr [-options] [-r remainder] [-?|-h] 'file2patch'
-e: Patch CryptEXE anti-debugging code too (unsafe)
-h: Display this short overview of supported options
-r [#]: Use remainder = # (start at offset #), default # = 512
-u: Patch 'UPX' string (unsafe, experimental: use HackUPX)
-r remainder
: Specify the code at the end of the file to patch. The default value is 512 bytes. This parameter is useful when dealing with multiple protected files or dumps.-?
or -h
: Display the help information.remainder
is not always necessary.remainder
option when dealing with multiple protected files or dumps to ensure proper functionality.To unpack UNP.EXE 4.12, use the following command:
ahcr unp.exe
unp t unp.exe
For additional help or support, please contact the developer, Ralph Roth, at RalphRoth@gmx.de. Visit our website for more information: http://rose.rult.at.
Thank you for using ANTi-HACKiNG C0DE REM0VER!