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Phantasie Mutation Engine <tm> Version 1.00
Written by Burglar in Taipei, Taiwan. (95/01/12)
1. License
You are free to include this Engine in anything, but don't to
injure anything. Injure anything is prohibited.
You are free to give it to people that will not injure anything,
you can use it to make mutation virus, but the virus don't have
any destruction.
2. How to use it
when you want use it, you must declare below at first in code
segment.
EXTRN PME:NEAR
Then you write your program like virus as usual. When you need
to encrypt the code, you just call the Engine. Put the following
instruction in your code:
CALL PME
You also need to supply the parameters for the Engine. They are passed in
registers. Results are also passed in registers.
Of course, you must link the PME.OBJ module to your program like
virus!
3. Input parameters
All parameters are mandatory. Description follows:
ES = Work segment
The Engine needs work space. On entry, ES must point to a free
segment. It will use the first 512 bytes of it PLUS length of
the code that will be encrypted.
DS:DX => Code to encrypt
On entry, just set DS:DX to point to the code you want to be
encrypted.
CX = Length of code to encrypt
On entry, just set CX to the length of the code you want to be
encrypted.
BX = Offset where the decryption routine will be executed
The Engine needs to know what will be the value of IP when the
decryption routine will take control. For example, if your
program which want to be encrypted is a COM file, and adds itself
BEFORE it, you must set this value to 100h.
4. Results
The Engine returns the following values in registers:
ES = Work segment
The ES value is preserved.
DS:DX => Decryption routine + encrypted code
DS:DX now points to the decryption routine + encrypted code.
CX = Length of the decryption routine + encrypted code
CX now has the summary length of both the decryption routine and
encrypted code. (always origin length + 512 bytes)
AX = 0
AX now is set to 0.
5. Final Notes
Well, that's for now. No time for more. Look at the demo program
PME-GEN.ASM to learn how to use it.
Pass the Engine (all files together in an archive) to programmers
and who want research it.
Greetings to all programmers
Burglar
Taipei, Taiwan.