It looks like the Maven package integration with GitHub is broken. I'll look for a fix.

Actually you need to generate a GitHub token to access the public packages

O-MVLL code completion is now available by installing the omvll PyPI package: $ python -m pip install [--user] omvll

So here is the first blog post from JEB Decompiler about unprotecting and breaking dProtect: pnfsoftware.com/blog/reversing…

The open-obfuscator challenge is coming in less than one month.

O-MVLL now provides an early support for flattening functions that use C++ exceptions.

Here is the Discord server if people want to discuss about open-obfuscator: discord.gg/FTk4G9vhTM

You can now give a try at this new open-obfuscator challenge specially cooked with dProtect and O-MVLL: obfuscator.re/challenges/ Sponsored by Vector 35 Build38 and eShard .

Here is the fixed invitation link: discord.gg/FTk4G9vhTM (The previous one was not supposed to expire)

It seems that we might already have a winner for the challenge :)

Congratulation to @HodelAaron for being the first one to find the correct login/password in about 2 days! It took far less time than expected and he exploited in a talented way, the weaknesses left in the protection of the application.

Congratulations to Jeroen Beckers who is the second participant to find the login/password! His technique is completely different from @HodelAaron so it's great to see the different approachs.

And there is a third winner who finished the challenge! Well done to Alemdar. So far, the challenge has been (uniquely) downloaded 533 times and 3 people managed to break it. There are still some aspects that have not been uncovered so do not hesitate to give it a try ;)

Congratulations to Ahmet Bilal Can 🦔 who is the fourth person to resolve the challenge!

Congratulation to Robert Xiao for the resolution of the challenge (along with the first place of the SSTIC challenge) !

Congratulation to Nuno Silva & Korami for solving the challenge. Scoreboard updated: obfuscator.re/challenges/

Playing with LLVM based control flow flattening (heavily inspired by Romain THOMAS's open-obfuscator), super basic initial demo is running github.com/samrussell/obf… Writeup will come later (and Vector 35 based attacks!)