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.NET: How to isolate an anti-debugging class library?

I built a .NET class library and used an obfuscator to obfuscate it with anti-debugging. I built a testing project using my obfuscated class library. I would have hoped that anti-debugging forbids debugger to step into my class library. But it…
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x64dbg injection is not avaliable

Now, I am new to reverse engineering and I am trying to attach (by x64dbg) to starcraft.exe game process. But after attaching it, this process always closes. Here is my log debug. ! Database file:…
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How to bypass Javascript anti-debugger in chrome web browser

I'm trying to reverse engineer a heavily obfuscated JS and one of the tricks the author does is to continuously call the debugger statement from within an anonymous function: So i will show you how i bypassed anti-debugger and get the code…
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How to block my site using proxy like Burp Suite?

I want to perform anti-debugging on my site and block the possibility of opening it using burp suite or using a proxy in the browser. Also, is it possible to block the burp suite certificate (port swigger) so that anyone who logs in through the BURP…
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Is there any way to identify the process that is debugging my process?

If you look up Anti-Debug on the Internet, you will find a lot of information. For example, isDebuggerPresent and NtGlobalFlags were found in the search. However, my process can only protect itself from the debugger by terminating its own process…
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What features of x86, if any, allow a user-mode program to be aware that it is being debugged?

I seem to recall hearing in the past that an x86 program can detect whether it is being debugged. This was related to malware analysis. Yet researching registers, I read up on the DRs and found the statement: The debug registers are privileged…
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