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To make progress, Alex dived deeper into VMProtect's internal workings. He studied the protector's architecture, learning about its:

: Optionally, use a tool like VMDevirt to convert the cleaned IR back into native x64 assembly. 5. The "Cat and Mouse" Game vmprotect reverse engineering

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