Hallo Weeks

Yup

Please respond I am waiting for your reply

No

No

Wrong ``` sudo ./aes-finder -p 7502 ``` Try this ``` sudo ./aes-finder -7502 ```

ok i will try to find aes you can send me small size pak file

Add extra parameters in argument ``` if (argc != 3) { printf("Usage: aes-finder -p pid | -n process-name | -f dump-file\n"); return 0; } os_startup(); if (strcmp(argv[1], "-p") == 0)...

Output $ $HOME/aes-finder -f dump-3488.bin Searching keys in the dump file... [0x1650c0] Found AES-256 encryption key: 0x27DFBADBB537388ACDE27A7C5F3EBC3721AF0AE0A7602D2D7F8A16548F37D394 [0x165280] Found AES-256 decryption key: 0x27DFBADBB537388ACDE27A7C5F3EBC3721AF0AE0A7602D2D7F8A16548F37D394 Processed 15.62 MB, speed = 1.03 MB/s...

You can also check out memory dump tool and modified aes-finder: https://github.com/halloweeks/memory-dump https://github.com/halloweeks/aes-finder