Post-dump fixes
Run Detect It Easy (DIE) or ExeInfoPE on your suspect file. If it indicates ConfuserEx (1.x or 2.x) or .NET (obfuscated) , you are in the right place. confuserex-unpacker-2
: If the unpacker doesn't fully restore the code, you may need supplemental tools found in repositories like UnconfuserExTools to: Fix proxy function calls. Decrypt strings/constants. Post-dump fixes Run Detect It Easy (DIE) or
: These tools are intended for security research, malware analysis, and legitimate reverse-engineering tasks. Using them to violate software licensing or terms of service is prohibited. for this tool or how to handle custom ConfuserEx modifications GitHub - KoiHook/ConfuserEx-Unpacker-2 Decrypt strings/constants
In its current initial versions, it primarily supports unmodified ConfuserEx binaries. It may struggle with "modded" versions of ConfuserEx that include custom obfuscation options or additional protections. Final Verdict