PSafeP 1.0 - scan psp executables for suspicious code

[Dark Killer]

Update: v1.1 is now ready for release

the biggest difference is that this version attempts to decipher between read and write access to the flash memory. there may be some bugs but it seems to work pretty reliably in all of my tests.

[Dark Killer]

here's some screenshots of 1.1 in action:

Scanning LUA Player 0.11:


Scanning PSP Personalise 1.0:

[dacium]

What I am saying is, its easy to beat, like say the bytes for the asm to write to flash were 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0xab 0xcd 0xef 0x99

Then in your code you just don't put these bytes in that order. You put them out of order in a string, then you just reconstructe the original and run it.

Im giving people ideas now....

[Soccrmastr]

I hope this becomes something big and good but symantec is now on the case you're gonna have to compete. http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?Disp...ay&cId=3144414

[Jett]

Lol, this is too funny.

It censored out the phrase:

suSPlCious

[Dark Killer]

Originally Posted by Soccrmastr

I hope this becomes something big and good but symantec is now on the case you're gonna have to compete. http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?Disp...ay&cId=3144414

for v1.2 i'm going to implement a file signature scan, so that it will immediatly detect files that have been proven to be dangerous without even having to scan them for malicious code. you'll also be able to download the signature file updates directly from within the program.