packed with a slightly modified version of UPX, one of the most popular packers encountered in the wild. The modifications to UPX make it more resistant to signature detection. When you run PEiD on the packed executable, it does not detect the packer. However, a section in the file named UPX2 should make you suspect that a UPX-like packer is being used. Running UPX –d on the packed file fails because of the modifications made to the packer.

We first try to unpack the program manually by loading the program in OllyDbg to find the OEP. First, we simply page down through the code to see if the tail jump is obvious. As you can see in , it is.

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