Marshall:

• Decompile PerlApp
• Perl Decompile
• decompile perlapp 4.1
• Convert executable back to source
• Hiding your Script
• Re^5: FastCGI and EXEs under Windows
• Help recovering some source code from activestate perlapp 5.3.0
• decrypt exe file
• Get a script out of executable back
• Recover perl source from PerlApp executable
• Uncool Use Of Perl: perl2exe. decompile quick steps
• PerlApp decompile?
• A real challenge
• Security, is it to much to ask?
• encryting scripts

"Question:
Will people be able to decompile the executables I've made with PerlApp?
Answer:
PerlApp does provide some level of code obfuscation. Decompiling executables is not trivial, but it is possible."
perlapp | ActiveState Community Site

"pdk
Re: Decompile PerlApp
by Jenda Krynicky other posts by this author
Mar 6 2000 10:36AM messages near this date Decompile PerlApp | Generation HTML
> Does anyone know if a freestanding exe compiled with PerlApp
> can be decompiled?
>
> My hard drive died, and I thought I had saved everything--
> but a single module I wrote recently was (I know, I know)
> not copied, backed up, or printed.
>
> --
> Brian Lalonde brianl@....us
Not sure about PerlApp, but the Mercury Systems' perl2exe extracts
the modules into a temporary directory (under C:\temp or
C:\windows\temp) AFAIK. So you might run the script and try to look
up the module, I think you'll find it.
Jenda
== Jenda@....cz == http://Jenda.Krynicky.cz ==
The phenomenon of UFO doesn't say anything about
the presence of intelligence in space.
It just shows how rare it is here on the earth.
A.C.Clarke
"
Re: Decompile PerlApp :: ASPN Mail Archive :: pdk

"perl is an interpreted language.
in the process of conversions(perl2exe) there are some
patterns wich emerge ,and those can then be traced back.
if there is an perl2exe, there might be even an exe2perl.
so here's a search on google for exe2perl:
http://www.google.com/search?client=oper…
if this doesn't work try the following query searching for
a perl disassembler
http://www.google.com/search?client=oper…
Source(s):
www.google.com"
How do you get the source code of a program? PERL? - Yahoo! Answers

"I assume the exe was built with perlapp or perl2exe. It's not easy, you have to be really good with low-level development tools, but I would start by examining the memory while the program is running. (It has to "decrypt" the source code and then parse it)
Source(s):
P.S. There is no such thing as "PERL". The programming language is "Perl" and the executor is "perl"."
How do you get the source code of a program? PERL? - Yahoo! Answers

"On 6/24/06, Timothy Johnson <tjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It depends on which program was used to create the executable. I don't
know about Perl2Exe, but PerlApp encrypts the contents of the
executables to prevent tampering."
RE: Any PERL Decompiler / code ?

perlcompile.pod

There was a promising-looking link to something called perlapp-decompile, but it seems to have vanished from the face of the earth. Not even the Wayback Machine has it.

"metasm - The METASM assembly manipulation suite
http://metasm.cr0.org Metasm is a cross-architecture assembler, disassembler, compiler, linker and debugger. It has some advanced features such as remote process manipulation, GCC-compatible preprocessor, automatic backtracking in the disassembler ("slicing"), C headers shrinking, linux/windows...
assembler, compiler, ruby, disassembler, debugger, decompiler, reverseengineering, Cparser"
Project Hosting on Google Code

"With PE Explorer You Can
* See what's inside an executable and what it does
* Change and customize the GUI elements of your Windows programs
* Track down what a program accesses and which DLLs are called
* Understand the way a program works, behaves, and interacts with others
* Verify the publisher and the integrity of the signed executable files
* Say good bye to digging through bloated help files just to hash out an API reference
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* Special support for Delphi applications
One Program, Many Tools
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* Fast Resource Viewer and Advanced Resource Editor
* Exported/Imported API Function List Viewer
* Disassembler
* Dependency Scanner
* Digital Signature Viewer
* UPX, Upack and NsPack Static Unpackers"
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• Unicode sliderule offsite

PM Super Search using PerlMonks::Mechanized (beta):

#!/usr/bin/perl
# AutoPMSuperSearch.pl
# Based on: Keeping Tutorials Current, by Limbic~Region [id://381389] 
+and [pad://bobf]
# Usage:    perl AutoPMSuperSearch.pl username password searchterm > f
+ilename.ext

use strict;
use warnings;
use constant USER => 15;
use Data::Dumper;
use Getopt::Std;
use HTML::TableContentParser;
use HTML::TokeParser::Simple;
use PerlMonks::Mechanized;
use URI;
use WWW::Mechanize;
use XML::Simple;

my ($monk, $opt, $tut) = ( {}, {}, [] );
my %seen = ();

Get_Args( $opt );

my $user = shift(@ARGV);
my $passwd = shift(@ARGV);
my $searchterm = shift (@ARGV);

my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new( autocheck => 1 );

Get_SearchResults();

my $pm_obj = PerlMonks::Mechanized->new($user,$passwd);

print "Nodes to fetch:\n";
Print_Nodes();
print "\n";
Get_Nodes();

sub Get_Args {
    my $opt = shift;
    my $Usage = qq{Usage: $0 [options]
        -h : This help message.
        -b : Base URL - default:  http://www.perlmonks.org/
    } . "\n";
    getopts( 'hb:' , $opt ) or die $Usage;
    die $Usage if $opt->{h};
    $opt->{b} ||= 'http://www.perlmonks.org/';
}

sub Monk {
    $mech->get( $opt->{b} . $_[0] . '&displaytype=xml' ); 
    my $node = XML::Simple->new()->XMLin( $mech->content() );
    return 1 if exists $node->{type}{id} && $node->{type}{id} == USER;
    return 0;
}

sub Process_Link {
    my ($link, $type) = @_;
    my $p = HTML::TokeParser::Simple->new( \$link->{data} );
    my ($node, $label);
    while ( my $token = $p->get_token ) {
        last if $token->is_end_tag;
        if ( $token->is_start_tag( 'a' ) ) {
            $node = lc $token->return_attr( 'href' );
            next;
        }
        $label = lc URI->new( '/index.pl?node=' . $token->as_is )->as_
+string if $token->is_text;
    }
    die "Something went terribly wrong" if ! $node || ! $label;
    if ( $type eq 'author' ) {
        $monk->{ $label } = undef;
        $monk->{ $node  } = undef;
    }
    else {
    $node =~ s/\?node_id=//;    
        push @{ $tut } , { id => $node, name => $label };
    }
}

sub Process_Table {
    my $table = HTML::TableContentParser->new()->parse( $mech->content
+() );
    for my $row ( @{ $table->[0]{rows} } ) {
        Process_Link( $row->{cells}[1], 'author'   );
        Process_Link( $row->{cells}[2], 'tutorial' );
    }
}

sub URL { return URI->new( $opt->{b} . 'index.pl?node=' . $_[0] . '&di
+splaytype=print' )->as_string }

#
sub Get_SearchResults {
    $mech->get( URL( 'Super Search' ) );
    $mech->field( 'BIT', $searchterm );        # Match text containing
+... 
    
    $mech->field( 'xa', '1' );                # Exclude Authors
    $mech->field( 'a', 'NodeReaper' );        # Author  NodeReaper 
    $mech->click_button( name => 'go' );      # Submit  Form
    while ( $mech->content !~ /Finished searching database/ ) {
        Process_Table();
        $mech->click_button( name => 'nx' );
    }
}

sub GetThreadListAndAllNodeContents {
    my $nodeid = shift;
    my @node_ids = ();
    my $info =  $pm_obj->node_info( $nodeid ); # $info is a reference
    
    foreach my $item ( @$info ) {
        # If this is not a root node, get the root and build the threa
+d_list from there
        if (exists( $item->{root_node} )) {
            @node_ids = @{$pm_obj->thread_list( $item->{root_node} )};
+ # de-reference - see [id://69927]
    } else {
        @node_ids = @{$pm_obj->thread_list($nodeid)};
    }    
    }

    foreach $nodeid (@node_ids) {
        unless ($seen{$nodeid}) {
        print ">>>>>\t" . $nodeid . ":\n";
        my $data = $pm_obj->node_content( $nodeid );
        # make a note we got this one so we don't get it again
        print Dumper( $data );
        $seen{$nodeid} = 1;
        }
    }

}

sub Get_Nodes {
    GetThreadListAndAllNodeContents( $_->{id} ) for grep defined , @$t
+ut;
}

sub Print_Nodes {
    print "\t$_->{id}\n" for grep defined , @$tut;
}
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Information decomposition of symbolic sequences

Long-range fractal correlations in literary corpora

Chechetkin, V.R. and A. Yu Turygin. “On the Spectral Criteria of Disorder in Non-Periodic Sequences: Application to Inflation Models, Symbolic Dynamics and DNA Sequences.” Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, Vol. 27, 4875-4898. 1994.

Voss, R.F. “Evolution of Long-Range Fractal Correlations and 1/f Noise in DNA Base Sequences.” Physical Review Letters, Vol. 68, No. 25, 3805-3808. 1992.

Voss, R.F. “Long-Range Fractal Correlations in DNA Introns and Exons.” Fractals. Vol. 2, No. 1 (1994) 1-6

Lo Fidelity Prototyping

Dent, Andy. "Paper Prototypes: Creating user interfaces on paper." Windows Tech Journal, June 1997, Vol. 6, No. 6, pp. 36-39.

Fowler, Susan. "Back to the Drawing Board." Magazine of International Design (New York: Design Publications), March/April 1996, Vol. 43, No. 2, pp. 82.

Rettig, Marc. "Prototyping for Tiny Fingers." Communications of the ACM, April 1994, Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 21-27.

The Grand Master of the Illuminati speaks:

"'... Let me show you something. We do not work in general outlines; our plans are always specific, to the last detail.' He handed Drake a sheaf of papers. '... Read this carefully.'

Drake read what was to become the National Security Act of 1947. 'This abolishes the Constitution,' he said almost in ecstasy.

'Quite. And believe me, Mr. Drake, by '46 or '47, we will have Congress and the public ready to accept it. The American Empire is closer than you imagine.'"

... "'There will be opposition,' the Grand Master went on. 'In the 1960s and early 1970s especially. That's where your notion for a unified crime syndicate fits into our plan. To crush the opposition, we will need a Justice Department equivalent in many ways to Hitler's Gestapo. If your scheme works - if the Mafia can be drawn into a syndicate that is not entirely under Sicilian control, and the various other groups can be brought under the same umbrella - we will have a nationwide outlaw cartel. The public itself will then call for the kind of Justice Department that we need. By the mid-1960s, wiretapping of all sorts must be so common that the concept of privacy will be archaic.'"

(Shea, Robert, and Robert Anton Wilson. The Illuminatus! Trilogy. New York: Dell Publishing, 1975. p. 347, 348)

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• jdporter's site scratchpad
• Gradebook Plus parsing module.
• Teaching aid pragmas (perlite?)
• Perl Competitions and Addition to PM system
• Learning by doing.
• Keeping sharp and fresh
• How to start. || Ramblings of a confused mind.
• Homework question list
• Beginner project suggestions
• Learning Exercises
• How do you master Perl?
• References workout
• Continuing from "Turning foreach into map?" - perlreftut and References
• Learning the Deeper Secrets of Perl
• Cases for teaching Perl
• (OT) "Learn one new language every year"? Yeah, right.
• A tutorial for Perl to teach Beginners
• What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming?
• How's your Perl? (II)
• How's your Perl?
• Requesting suggestions for one day Perl course
• Exercises Node
• A Perl aptitude test
• The Gates of Perl are not newbie friendly.
• Where to start Learning Perl at The Monastary
• Good Textbook for Teaching Perl?
• Existential Crisis (Or: On Becoming a Better Monk)
• Beginning Perl for system admins
• I need some motivation
• Do your homework!
• Can a non-programmer teach Perl?
• Exercises
• Learning Perl as a First (programming) language
• perl exercises for newbies
• Teaching a CompSci student
• Perl High School Graduation
• Adult learning problem
• How To Learn Perl From Scratch
• OT: Data Structure First or Code First?
• Learning Perl
• Beginner's Object Orientation Exercises?
• practice exercises
• The best way to start learning Perl?
• Teaching Perl Idioms
• Any Help (with finding easier tutorials)? =(
• Best Approach to Learn Perl for a Non Programmer
• The beauty of self-help
• What book should I use for learning Perl?
• Learning Perl
• How do I become a good programmer?
• Idea Generation for New Programmer
• Perl for Non-Programmers...
• Meditations on the Nature of Code Exams
• Regex Learning Tool
• Ideas
• Populating a Hash: Can someone help me to understand?
• Where can i find perl assigments?
• On the matter of Books
• Newbies + projects
• Do my homework for me!
• Storable::dclone breaking compiled regular expressions
• Re: Local Copy of a member variable
• Re^2: Can I serialize an object and have it remember it's type?
• Cloning (weak) references
• Using clone/dclone with threads
• deep copy, not deep create
• Deep Copying of Nested Data-Structures
• Clone - clone Vs Storable - dclone
• Deepcopy of complex structures.
• deepequals
• Extending and Preserving Array State through Recursive Function Calls
• Object::Clone a simple class providing a cloning method
• Recursive copier
• O, the horrors of references and complex data structures
• copying and comparing objects
• References and state-saving
• deep copy of nested data structure
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