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Before posting.Make sure to.This subreddit is for asking for objective explanations. It is not a repository for any question you may have.E is for Explain - merely answering a question is not enough.LI5 means friendly, simplified and layperson-accessible explanations - not responses aimed at literal five-year-olds.Perform a keyword search, you may find good explanations in past threads. You should also consider looking for your question in the FAQ.Don't post to argue a point of view.Flair your question after you've submitted it.Category filters. Speculation here, but I imagine it's the program used to obscure the algorithm, combined with the types of things the keygen does. The keygen would use freely available tools to do the obfuscation. It also pokes around the data and executables from other programs. Those two things combined are fishy.
Off the top of my head, I can't think of other non-malware that does the same thing.The AV software probably looks at the file, recognizes the type of obfuscation, and gets suspicious, but doesn't yet raise the flag. It then tries to glean whether the software is doing anything weird. It sees that it's opening up another executable and playing with the data contained there, and it raises the red flag. Anti virus software looks for certain patterns, and when it sees the patterns it reports a virus.
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To get around that malicious hackers use software called 'cryptors'. The modify the code and sort of shake it all up so it's not as easily recognizable. Download hunter x hunter 2011 episodes sub indonesia. A side benifit of cryptors is that shaking it all up like that makes it even harder for a person to read.
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Normally you can look at the code and be able to tell, more or less, what that code does. But becouse cryptors shake it all up it's a lot harder to see what the program is doing.Pirates groups use that feature to hide exactly what they've done from other groups, as it's highly competitive seeing who can release a crack first.But most cryptors leave a particular signature somewhere (usually accidently). They always encode a particular type of commonly used code the same way that nobody else does, and the antivirus looks for code that looks like that cryptors output. So antiviruses can very often tell when something has been fed into a cryptor.