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{"type":"message","id":"48dab91b","parentId":"972a5c27","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:09:32.356Z","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Can you find Malattia's HCU strainer solution? It was about Microsoft money and likely published on fravia's website"}],"timestamp":1779610172350}}
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{"type":"message","id":"590aa2b9","parentId":"5620a6a1","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:09:48.735Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"yzjl0BYTrUtSzEtxSkxgaKiNcKFrUzoV","toolName":"web_search","content":[{"type":"text","text":"1. **Plasma Pattern of Extracellular Vesicles Isolated from Hepatitis C ...**\n   https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/24/12/10197\n   In this study, we aimed to evaluate the role of extracellular vesicles (EVs) as pathogenic factors for the onset of HCV-related endothelial dysfunction.\n\n2. **straine1.htm: +HCU Millennium Strainer the road to the strainer**\n   https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/straine1.htm\n   THE MILLENNIUM STRAINER 26 July 1999 Dear readers, I'm proud to introduce the Millennium strainer, for the +HCU 2000 courses. I know that we are late: due to the problems that are listed elsewhere we ...\n\n3. **Hepatitis C Virus Opportunistic Screening in South-Eastern ... - MDPI**\n   https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4389/5/3/30\n   Our study demonstrates a chronic HCV infection prevalence of 0.8% in hospitalised patients born before 1969 and a prevalence of 8.3% of people at risk for ...\n\n4. **strain99.htm +HCU 1999 ~ The STRAINER**\n   https://discmaster.textfiles.com/file/744/Guide_to_Cracking_2002.iso/Tutorials/Fravia%20Tutorials/strain99.htm\n   fravia+ +HCU STRAINER 1999 By +Aesculapius Published on 4 May 1998 - Must be solved BEFORE 30 September 1998 +ORC, our great mentor, trusted in me the responsibility of releasing the +HCU Strainer for...\n\n5. **Welcome to Fravia's BLACKBOARD!**\n   https://www.fravia-reverse.sever.com.hr/blackbo.html\n   To gain money, if not unimportant, is IMHO relatively easy (if you really don't know how to gain a lot of money just enter -for instance- any political ...\n\n6. **int0com.htm +HCU 1999 ~ The 1999 STRAINER's solutions**\n   https://gbppr.net/fravia/99solu/int0com.htm\n   Solution for Part I of +HCU Strainer 99. Solved by iNT_03h.\n\n7. **Peripheral Neuropathy in Patients with Hepatitis C Infection—Reversibility ...**\n   https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/16/4/522\n   We conducted a prospective, single-center study, examining the prevalence and reversibility of HCV-associated neuropathy in the absence of MCG.\n\n8. **HcuStory - davide.eynard.it**\n   http://davide.eynard.it/malawiki/HcuStory\n   The \"Microsoft\" strainer of April 1997 inside my lesson 4.2 found a much greater audience. Potius sero, quam nunquam. Inside our 1998 +HCU courses we will have a dozen of students, clearly too many to...\n\n9. **Strategy for the Micro-Elimination of Hepatitis C among Patients ... - MDPI**\n   https://www.mdpi.com/2077-0383/10/11/2509\n   6 Jun 2021 · This study demonstrates the feasibility and usefulness of an electronic alert system for HCV screening and treatment among DM patients in a hospital-based ...\n\n10. **Homocystinuria diagnosis and management: it is not all classical**\n   https://jcp.bmj.com/content/75/11/744\n   Homocystinuria (HCU) refers to a group of inherited disorders of homocysteine metabolism associated with high blood homocysteine concentration, thromboembolic tendency and neurocognitive symptoms. The..."}],"details":{"searchId":"mpjhyhtqbowqpi","resultCount":10,"query":"Malattia HCU strainer Microsoft money Fravia"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610188735}}
{"type":"message","id":"069faf5e","parentId":"590aa2b9","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:09:57.237Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me look at the +HCU Strainer results more closely. The \"HCU\" here stands for \"Hacker's Cyber University\" - this is about cracking/coding challenges. Let me search more specifically for the Malattia solution and the Microsoft money strainer.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"knmRyfh08MrpLxvGB6mEzNvuCChPL9b4","name":"web_search","arguments":{"query":"\"HCU strainer\" \"Malattia\" solution Fravia"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":907,"output":95,"cacheRead":2394,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":3396,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610188737,"responseId":"chatcmpl-98oFeQWtuMHa9c5RMWwvOSONoeJCg9wC","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
{"type":"message","id":"b7df28c0","parentId":"069faf5e","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:09:58.174Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"knmRyfh08MrpLxvGB6mEzNvuCChPL9b4","toolName":"web_search","content":[{"type":"text","text":"1. **student.htm +HCU projects and essays**\n   https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/student.htm\n   Some of you are really good, and will surely, IMO, pass the +HCU strainer (for the +HCU 1999)... ... (Netscape Cache Explorer) - by +MaLaTTiA - 20 September 1997\n\n2. **links to software reverse engineering related sites**\n   https://www.fravia-reverse.sever.com.hr/links.html\n   He helds at the moment the +HCU advanced courses and has published the new +HCU STRAINER (for 1999): try your hand at the beastly Trujillo protection! (The ..."}],"details":{"searchId":"mpjhyp3x01c5gn","resultCount":2,"query":"\"HCU strainer\" \"Malattia\" solution Fravia"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610198174}}
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{"type":"message","id":"b2f98df9","parentId":"02873c79","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:04.812Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"l5gcnUemQLE6Zy7c5KzSI8nZxaKYHVGI","toolName":"web_search","content":[{"type":"text","text":"1. **solutions**\n   https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/solution.htm\n   +HCU 1998 hcu98. Strainer solutions (Updated 15 september 1997) ... MS Money 3 demo - Part 4: Cracking MS Money 97 demo ... Malattia's solution \"...Ah, I usually ...\n\n2. **malamirc.htm: mIRC 5.* A KEY GENERATOR EXPLAINED by +Malattia**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/malamirc.htm\n   +HCU papers mIRC 5.* A KEY GENERATOR EXPLAINED by +Malattia ~ version July 1998 ~ by +Malattia Courtesy of fravia's page of reverse engineering\n\n3. **Full text of \"A History of Inventions and Discoveries\" - Internet Archive**\n   https://archive.org/stream/ahistoryinventi03beckgoog/ahistoryinventi03beckgoog_djvu.txt\n   ... Hcu tf airca y\\v Tfr^wt y\\Z% ^iKw, In tein)>]o mcmoratu dignissima dona sunt ... malattia. Topogrq/ia ¥^€neta, overo Descrizione dello stato Veneto ...\n\n4. **.+MaLaTTiA.'s Dynamic Links! - 3564020356.org**\n   http://3564020356.org/cgi-bin/xdyn.cgi?viewsect=1\n   A great project: +hcu philosophy and techniques applied to Linux... go and check it.\n\n5. **8 - Hugging Face**\n   https://huggingface.co/helboukkouri/character-bert-medical/resolve/30397d827839963ebdd7260716f2e92308bdf1f5/mlm_vocab.txt?download=true\n   ... hcu lebaron inhibitable digeorge ceca smurf1 flowhseet malleoli suits cazy ... malattia briefing metcalfe ccss sibm fii huos desidario s13756 inmate ...\n\n6. **Omocistinuria (HCU): Sintomi, Cause E Trattamento - SFOMC**\n   https://it.sfomc.org/omocistinuria-hcu-sintomi-cause-e-trattamento/\n   L'omocistinuria (HCU) è una rara malattia genetica che interferisce con la corretta metabolizzazione dell'aminoacido metionina. Questa condizione, se non trattata, può portare a una serie di sintomi g...\n\n7. **Welcome to Fravia's BLACKBOARD!**\n   https://www.fravia-reverse.sever.com.hr/blackbo.html\n   +HCU preparation for the 1998 courses, Well, this comes directly from +ORC ... Malattia's mIRC 5.* a key generator explained Intermediate ~ reality ...\n\n8. **HCU (Heart Check-Up) - protexam.com**\n   https://www.protexam.com/it/shop/%E2%80%8BHCU-Heart-Check-Up-p488461842\n   HCU (Heart Check-Up) Registrazione n. DE/CA09/0930/IVD/013 Le malattie cardiovascolari sono segnalate precocemente da pressione alta, aumento dei livelli di lipidi nel sangue o mancanza di respiro! Qu...\n\n9. **Experts for Sk Slovenia Huntington Association - Linknovate**\n   https://www.linknovate.com/search/?query=sk%20slovenia%20huntington%20association\n   ... Malattia Correlate Onlus Business Office: Via Dei Mille 41/A ; 00185 Rome ... HCU (HafenCity University Hamburg) Heathgate Resources Heathrow ...\n\n10. **Rhymes With Right**\n   http://rhymeswithright.new.mu.nu/archive/2007/6?page=3\n   18 Jun 2007 · ... hcu, Tg Fiction Links, nvyly, Last Modified Babe01 Jpg Gay, 55562 ... Malattia Di Tay Sachs, P,. Posted by: Grieby at Wed Oct 14 23:36 ..."}],"details":{"searchId":"mpjhyu8bm6ng76","resultCount":10,"query":"\"Malattia\" \"HCU\" strainer solution Microsoft money"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610204812}}
{"type":"message","id":"f0f447bc","parentId":"b2f98df9","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:14.304Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"I found it! The first result mentions \"+HCU 1998 hcu98. Strainer solutions\" and \"Malattia's solution\" related to \"MS Money 97 demo\". Let me fetch that page to get the details.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"text","text":"I found a reference. Let me fetch the solutions page from Fravia's archive:\n\n"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"sOqaxFaZpIbQZvWuOOWggCgpPM9yo7kj","name":"fetch_content","arguments":{"url":"https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/solution.htm"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":969,"output":109,"cacheRead":3654,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":4732,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610204814,"responseId":"chatcmpl-WpgZkv2k3mZFjxmNnWEMHn1eriGYGCHq","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
{"type":"message","id":"51ffa1b6","parentId":"f0f447bc","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:14.948Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"sOqaxFaZpIbQZvWuOOWggCgpPM9yo7kj","toolName":"fetch_content","content":[{"type":"text","text":"+HCU 1998  \n[](howto42.htm)  \nStrainer solutions  \n(Updated 15 september 1997)\n\n* * *\n\nHere are the solutions to the +HCU 1998 strainer, and the names of the new +HCUkers... If you check +ORC's lesson [4.2.](howto42.htm), You'll be able to see that the required solution to the strainer should have consisted of four parts:\n\n  \n\\- Part 1: Finding MsMoney 3 demo (finding an old program)\n\n_This has been considerably facilitated by us, as I published on my page the old french version of MsMoney I found myself and +gthorne inserted it inside his orcpaks... an +HCU \"bonus\", therefore, to those few that have found the ENGLISH version of it (for instance on Fidonet, which many of you probably don't even know that exists)_\n\n\\- Part 2: The reason for the crack +ORC used for MS Project\n\n\\- Part 3: Cracking MS Money 3 demo\n\n\\- Part 4: Cracking MS Money 97 demo\n\n* * *\n\n_All future +HCUkers may use the following badges wherever they want (on their essays, on their pages, wherever)...\n\n[](howto42.htm)[](student.htm)\n\n  \nThe \"+\" inside their handles, below, are only indicative, promoted students are free to position them wherever they want inside their handles. Here follows what +ORC has decided:  \n_\n\n* * *\n\n**Contributors that get in (and their GOOD solutions!)**  \n_(The text snippets are intended only as \"aperitive\" to these very interesting texts :=)_\n\n1) [+ReZiDeNt's solution](solutions/rezisol.htm)  \n_\"...by the way, you were right about MS Money 3 demo - it was \\*very\\* hard to find. I eventually found it after a lot of intensive and careful searching via FIDONet, rather ironic considering it's decline due to the incredible success of the Internet\"_\n\n2) [+Yoshi's solution](solutions/yoshisol.htm)  \n_\"...jnb 00470E07 ; this makes sure that you havent set your clock before the installation code, change to jump just for the hell of it\"_\n\n3) [+Alt-F4's solution](solutions/altf4sol.htm)  \n_\"...The Call to 81:10AE calculates a number based on the date. The formula is number=(year-1948)\\*512 + (month-1) \\* 32 + (day-1)\"_\n\n4) [+Toxine's solution](solutions/toxinsol.htm)  \n_\"...for those unfamiliar with Hiew (who?), press F3 to edit, position your cursor then press TAB to switch into ASM coding. Now, can you feel its POWER!\"_\n\n5) [SiuL+Hacky's solution](solutions/siulsol.htm)  \n_\"...it is important to know how the program gets the installation date. There are two possibilities:  \n1) Get it once and store it (even with copies in memory).  \n2) Get it whenever you need it (even checking it with some copies).  \nThe second one is safer, but less common. Try the first one, which i am going to explain thoroughtly\"_\n\n6) [+Zer0's solution](solutions/zerosol.htm)  \n_\"... I have actually done the cracking on MSMONEY 1.0 and just simply checked if the later versions 3 and 5 have the same protection routines. (Of course they have the same protections! Amazing!)\"_\n\n7) [iNCuBuS++' solution](solutions/incubsol.htm)  \n_\"...All we have to do is to bypass the call to nagscreen opening routine. We can't just noop it because it is referenced by the relocation table and the system will try to correct the segment address of the call when it loads the program thus corrupting any instruction we put there and the program will not run. So, we will put a JMP immediately after the call to ShowWindow... ...+ORC's SOLUTION ALSO DOESN'T WORK IN ALL CASES !!! It works if the current date is greater than expiration date or if it is outside the range 1984 to 2049 ! If the current date is lower than the installation date (but it doesn't go below 1984) protection will react - the nagscreen will pop up and the program will terminate.\"_\n\n8) [+heres' solution](solutions/heressol.htm)  \n_\"...But near the second address, no conditional jumps are present and breakpointing the first you get a Protection Fault... We have a chance, make a backtrace buffer. So breakpoint the only CS+C8:360F and re-enter your date. You have to establish the buffer range, so type: bpr cs:0000 cs:360F T and re-enter the date. With the SHOW command of SoftICE, you can see:\"_\n\n9) [+Aitor's solution](solutions/aitorsol.htm)  \n_\"...Ripping the encryption code we can write a little program to do the job (it may help in future Micro$oft cracking sessions :)) ... here you got the TP/BASM code (with a few little modifications you can get the C translation)\"_\n\nA) [+swann's solution](solutions/swannsol.htm)  \n_\"...Nuff said about this truly ZEN crack of an intrinsically useless program. Don't ask me why I've done this. I don't know... ...+orc suggested we nop this jump at 8.17e8 out. I don't know whom he is kidding, but certainly noone who's studied his tutorials. Obviously, we \\_do\\_ want to take that jump, and therefore patch \"EB46\" for \"7246\" at 8.17e8.\"_\n\nB) [+Malattia's solution](solutions/malatsol.htm)  \n_\"...Ah, I usually run Wdasm just ONE time to disasm the progs, then I save the file and read it with LIST.COM... it's very fast! ...If you have Borland Resource Workshop, give a look to dialog 0494hex, that is 1172. It is the \"Avertissement de limite de valid�\" we do not want to have to deal with!\"_\n\n* * *\n\n**Contributors that can get in if they complete their solution before the end of November** +SNiKkEL, he has sent a solution which is partly correct, yet incomplete and not \"explaining\" muchA+heist, he has sent a solution which is partly correct, yet incomplete Lera+h, she has sent a solution which is partly correct, yet incomplete.\n\n* * *\n\n**Contributors that wont get in this year** All other contributors, that do not get in, should understand why I decided this way just looking at the above (good) solutions. Better luck next year. If you believe this is injust, and if you are sure that you should get in, because you think that your solution is as good as the solutions above (or even better in your opinion), feel free to send a (motivated) protest to Fravia+ or +gthorne. It will be read and examined by +gthorne, Fravia+ and +Sync, and I will accept their opinion as binding.  \n+ORC  \n\n* * *\n\n  \n\nThe new +HCUkers will be divided in \"units\".  \n+ORC's letter to the new +HCUkers (\"A real university\") will be published asap. +HCU 1998 lessons will begin on 01/01/1998 with a message by +ORC (\"New year, new tasks\")  \nAny new +HCUker may ask any information to +ORC (or ask any tool to me, +gthorne or +Sync)  \n\n  \n\n* * *\n\n[Back to +ORC's page](orc.htm)  \n[homepage](index.htm) [links](links.htm) [anonymity](noanon.htm) [students' essays](student.htm) [academy database](academy.htm) [tools](tools.htm)  \n[antismut](ideale.htm) [counter measures](coumes.htm) [cocktails](cocktail.htm) [search\\_forms](searengi.htm) [mail\\_Fravia](info.htm)  \n[Is reverse engineering legal?](legal.htm)\n\n* * *"}],"details":{"title":"solutions","url":"https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/solution.htm","truncated":false,"length":6717},"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610214948}}
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{"type":"message","id":"e93120ba","parentId":"a3098478","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:29.612Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me try the darkridge mirror:\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"YOmoBvsspno4tbsPVIFZADADVL0UHoCt","name":"web_search","arguments":{"query":"\"malatsol\" fravia Malattia MS Money solution"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":22,"output":48,"cacheRead":6679,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":6749,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610226950,"responseId":"chatcmpl-tLineehcBqwC9P77oVdrFk7U6TPiUdKN","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"b6849aa0","parentId":"03334cb1","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:39.161Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"94L51hsC2t82aF0dzvAyAxFghI9Y0B7t","toolName":"web_search","content":[{"type":"text","text":"1. **crctut1.htm: CRC and how to Reverse it**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/crctut1.htm\n   CRC and how to Reverse it A CRC Tutorial & The c00l way to Reverse CRC +HCU Papers Release: 29 april 1999 Modified: 30 april 1999 by anarchriz Courtesy of Fravia's page of reverse engineering slightly...\n\n2. **iceman1.htm: WIN32 - Inside Debug API**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/iceman1.htm\n   WIN32 - Inside Debug API ------------------------ (Things you need to know: the mysterious CONTEXT structure) by Iceman, 20 March 1998 I'm very proud that my previous work \"Tweaking with memory in Win...\n\n3. **xava_27.htm - darkridge.com**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/xava_27.htm\n   PhotoShop 5.0 / Digimarc 1.6.82 Commercial stupidity is alive & well Most stupid protections award 29 June 1998 by XaVaX Courtesy of Fravia's page of reverse engineering slightly edited by fravia+ fra...\n\n4. **twdwdas.htm - darkridge.com**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/twdwdas.htm\n   W32Dasm ver. 8.7 the textfile-problem (An hidden memory mover) by TWD (15 October 1997) Courtesy of fravia's page of reverse engineering\n\n5. **by iNCuBuS++ (06 August 1997, slightly edited by Fravia)**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/incubus.htm\n   Well, we did not have much at the +HCU about virale checksum protection scheme, a new welcome addition by a new welcome +cracker! Cracking Windows Commander 3.02 (32 bit) by iNCuBuS++ An \"antivirale\" ...\n\n6. **malamirc.htm: mIRC 5.* A KEY GENERATOR EXPLAINED by +Malattia**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/malamirc.htm\n   +HCU papers mIRC 5.* A KEY GENERATOR EXPLAINED by +Malattia ~ version July 1998 ~ by +Malattia Courtesy of fravia's page of reverse engineering\n\n7. **Project 0 - Wdasm Reversing - Darkridge**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/project0.htm\n   Founded by +ORC in April 1996 +HCU Papers Our tools Our protections Programmers Corner Packers & Unpackers Unassigned Project 0: Wdasm reversing Project 1: Hexeditors & co Project 2: Softice & Numega'...\n\n8. **search - darkridge.com**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/search.htm\n   Letter 006 - July 1996 We saw in the precedent letter how to utilize an AGORA server to make some searches through LYKOS and other search robots on the web and how to get emailed to us -automatically-...\n\n9. **project6 - darkridge.com**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/project6.htm\n   A First Stab homepage links anonymity +ORC students' essays tools counter measures javascript wars academy database cocktails antismut search_forms mail_fravia Is reverse engineering legal?\n\n10. **htdedlst.htm: Fravia's pages of reverse engineering**\n   http://www.darkridge.com/~jpr5/mirror/fravia.org/htdedlst.htm\n   Fravia 's comment I will just publish, from now on, the essays I like exactly as I get them."}],"details":{"searchId":"mpjhzkqgplbu7l","resultCount":10,"query":"site:darkridge.com fravia solutions malatsol"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610239160}}
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{"type":"message","id":"10116ea1","parentId":"fe7a0b53","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:51.394Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"I have all the key information from the main solutions page. Let me try another archive to get the full solution.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"OBxRfzpOiop7ynrHnWJZE2teIg9Asb7M","name":"web_search","arguments":{"query":"fravia \"solutions/malatsol\" OR \"Malattia's solution\" MS Money cracking"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":85,"output":71,"cacheRead":7871,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":8027,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610247341,"responseId":"chatcmpl-ijzl6JrTYn06Z86Ydy58rgTGTQqoTLGa","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"46bb3114","parentId":"e2980b91","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:10:55.152Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me try to access the Internet Archive for this page.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"73T4q1zbbGAx8VPnzu8OXRsVXeD9YxCr","name":"web_search","arguments":{"query":"wayback \"fravia/solutions/malatsol.htm\""}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":83,"output":53,"cacheRead":8026,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":8162,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610251954,"responseId":"chatcmpl-G5V2cy6aq32wCxB072BN1yR2hs9H125X","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"61cc9e8a","parentId":"17e2e6c2","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:11:15.589Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me try other variations of the URL.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"oJZoBc9OFzfAszXSUstpC3rzo4N4s6fi","name":"fetch_content","arguments":{"url":"https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://www.fravia.de/solutions/malatsol.htm"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":23,"output":58,"cacheRead":9133,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":9214,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610272396,"responseId":"chatcmpl-9xhwytr49aueesMCFLQlPBID5orAsQOi","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"10e3236a","parentId":"24fa8d00","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:11:25.432Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me try another mirror.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"ZaGzWcePRyFB7yY7peOUcZYfILo0RDR4","name":"web_search","arguments":{"query":"\"Malattia\" fravia \"Wdasm\" \"dialog 0494\" MS Money solution cracking"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":23,"output":57,"cacheRead":9305,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":9385,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610282283,"responseId":"chatcmpl-IZRYnMdbhCb5SuE3t4wjWxreCn0CTJ8I","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"0164abcd","parentId":"ed874f66","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:11:37.698Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Let me try gbppr.net which had a hit earlier for the HCU solutions.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"z6bz6im3LCT4ApvSC9Wokg9IjeIO7Gq1","name":"fetch_content","arguments":{"url":"https://gbppr.net/fravia/"}}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":23,"output":55,"cacheRead":9521,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":9599,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1779610294647,"responseId":"chatcmpl-DdaK1wstPenphcZKoi0tl1ZL5szXH7kY","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}
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{"type":"message","id":"15432dcb","parentId":"a47285ce","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:11:50.096Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"liOPhW9pnKDa4hk6m7LjhLUUzezSVYEm","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"<prE>\n\n+HCU Strainer - september 1997\nby .MaLaTTiA.\n\nMICRO$OFT PROJECT 95\n\n> *** Quick Crack for Micro$oft's Project 95, by +ORC, 04/1997***\n> search for the string\n> :05167FA6 66C745FE0100       mov [ebp-02], 0001 ;BAD FLAG****\n> and change it to:\n> :05167FA6 66C745FE0000       mov [ebp-02], 0000 ;always good\n> *** now find some stupid yuppies and give them this app ***\n>\n> pupils... why did we not search for\n> :05168015 7C2B         jl 05168042        ;beggar off\n> in order to noop everything say with an inc/dec:\n> :05168015 40        inc eax   \n> :05168016 48        dec eax \n> Why? \n\nLet's suppose we've just nooped the instruction at 5168015 and let's give a\nlook to the code:\n\n:05167F6A E808CFEBFF          call 05024E77 \n:05167F6F 66817DF4C007        cmp [ebp-0C], 07C0  \n:05167F75 722F                jb 05167FA6         ** GO BADFLAG\n:05167F77 66817DF40108        cmp [ebp-0C], 0801  \n:05167F7D 7727                ja 05167FA6         \n:05167F7F FF75F4              push [ebp-0C]       \n:05167F82 660FB645F7          movzx byte ptr ax, [ebp-09] \n:05167F87 660FB64DF6          movzx byte ptr cx, [ebp-0A] \n:05167F8C 50                  push eax\n:05167F8D 51                  push ecx\n:05167F8E E84EC10B00          call 052240E1       \n:05167F93 663B45E4            cmp ax, [ebp-1C]    ** HERE the program makes\n                                                     another check which can\n                                                     cause a badflag\n:05167F97 7D0D                jge 05167FA6        ;go badflag\n:05167F99 668B4DE4            mov cx, [ebp-1C]\n:05167F9D 662BC8              sub cx, ax\n:05167FA0 66894DF2            mov [ebp-0E], cx\n:05167FA4 EB06                jmp 05167FAC        ;do not badflag\n\n:05167FA6 66C745FE0100     mov [ebp-02], 0001     ** badflag!\n\n   :no_bad_flag\n:05167FAC FF75DC           push [ebp-24]\n:05167FAF FF151C5C3C05     Call dword ptr[053C5C1C]  \n:05167FB5 EB25             jmp 05167FDC              \n\n   :only_5167DE5_calls_this_second_GetLocalTime\n:05167FB7 66C745EC0000     mov [ebp-14], 0000\n:05167FBD 8D45F4           lea eax, [ebp-0C]\n:05167FC0 50               push eax                  \n:05167FC1 E8B1CEEBFF       call 05024E77 GetLocalTime\n:05167FC6 66817DF4C007     cmp [ebp-0C], 07C0        \n:05167FCC 7208             jb 05167FD6               \n:05167FCE 66817DF40108     cmp [ebp-0C], 0801        \n:05167FD4 7606             jbe 05167FDC              \n   :flag_unvalid_year\n:05167FD6 66C745FE0100     mov [ebp-02], 0001        \n\n   :valid_year_almost_everybody_calls_here\n:05167FDC 66837DFE00       cmp [ebp-02], 0000   ;valid_flag?\n:05167FE1 755F             jne 05168042         *** beggar off\n:05167FE3 66837DF000       cmp [ebp-10], 0000   ;valid ebp-10?\n:05167FE8 750E             jne 05167FF8         ;jmp unvalid_e10\n:05167FEA 66837DEC00       cmp [ebp-14], 0000   ;valid ebp-14?\n:05167FEF 7451             je 05168042          *** beggar off\n:05167FF1 66837DF000       cmp [ebp-10], 0000   ;sure thatebp-10=0?\n:05167FF6 7407             je 05167FFF          ;continue ifso\n\n  :unvalid_e10\n:05167FF8 66837DEC00       cmp [ebp-14], 0000   ;check if e14valid\n:05167FFD 7543             jne 05168042         *** beggar off\n\n  :valid_e10_and_e14       ** ebp-10 can be unvalid, I think...\n:05167FFF 0FBF4DF2         movsx word ptr ecx, [ebp-0E] ;e10 and e14 true\n:05168003 66833D58192C0501 cmp dword ptr [052C1958], 0001 \n:0516800B 1BC0             sbb eax, eax\n:0516800D 83E05A           and eax, 0000005A    ;pretty obvious\n:05168010 83C05A           add eax, 0000005A    ;isnt it?\n:05168013 3BC1             cmp eax, ecx         ;HERE********\n:05168015 7C2B             jl 05168042          *** beggar off\n:05168017 66837DF21E       cmp [ebp-0E], 001E   ;0x1E = 30\n:0516801C 7F4A             jg 05168068          ;good guy jump\n:0516801E 8D45F4           lea eax, [ebp-0C]\n\nthe jump identified with \"*** beggar off\" is the \"bad\" jump we want to avoid.\nSo, if we just noop the last jump at 5168015, we don't avoid the one at\n5167FE1 which is triggered by the flag at ebp-02. That is why we have to\nchange the badflag in a goodflag!\n(I know I should just give answers, but after all I'm here to learn, so I\nhave a question for you: why just changing the flag without nooping the jump\nat 5168015? Does the change affect the compare too? I'll be honest: I didn't\nhave the time to find and try the program, because I started to work quite\nlate, so I just worked on this piece of code O:-) Thanx in advance...)\n\n-------------------------------\nHOW TO CRACK MS MONEY 3.0 & 97\n\nIn this essay I tried to use a mix of \"live\" and dead listing cracking. Maybe\nin some point you'll find this text even TOO easy, but I think it can be very\nuseful for all the new crackers and, why not, perhaps future +HCUkers too. So\nplease be patient... I'm a neophyte too! :)\nFirst of all, let's give a look to the problems we will have to deal with\n(they are the same for msmoney 3.0 and 97):\n\n1) NAGSCREEN: well, this isn't a real problem... now we're interested in TIME\n\t\t\tprotections :)\n\n2) DATE CHECK AT START: the date must be 1994 or 1995 in money3, 1996 or 1997\n\t\t\tin money97.\n\n3) DATE \"DELTA\" CHECK: the transactions must be below a limit of 60 days for\n\t\t\tmoney3, 90 days for money97.\n\n4) BLANK DATE CHECK: the transactions must have a date in both the versions.\n\n5) END OF EVALUATION PERIOD: 60 days for money3, 90 for money97.\n\n\n\n2) Ok, let's start with Money 3.0: I used the French version provided by Fravia\n(thanx!). The first check is the date check at the start of the program. If \nyou run the program with a wrong date a nagscreen appears telling you the\ndate must be 1994 or 1995, otherwise you can't use the program. In this crack\nI'll use a \"backtrace\" method, starting from the errors and going back to the\npiece of code which generated them. When the dialog box appears, call winice\nand type\n\n  TASK\n\nYou will see that the task we're interested in is called MNYDEMO. If you type \n\n  HWND MNYDEMO\n\nthe lines that will appear will look like these:\n\n05CC (1)    0c47    32    MNYDEMO    #32770 (Dialog)\t17D7:00004757\n 05D0       0c47    32    MNYDEMO    Button             17D7:0000102E\n 05D4       0c47    32    MNYDEMO    Static             17D7:000052FA\n 05D8       0c47    32    MNYDEMO    Static             17D7:000052FA\n\nIn the first column you'll see the handles of the objects you find in the\n5th column. The \"Button\" is the OK button in the \"Erreur\" dialog box. Now\nlet's try to break the program in this point, with\n\n  BMSG 0788 wm_gettext wm_command\n\nthen press CTRL-D. The control will return automatically to winice because \nthe breakpoint has been immediately triggered. Now if you type\n\n  STACK\n\nyou'll see this called procedures (starting from the LAST call):\n\nUSER!SYSERRORBOX+0A46 AT 1807:1CC8 [?]\nUSER!SYSERRORBOX+0AB5 AT 1807:1D37 [?]\nUSER!MESSAGEBOX+0063 AT 1807:0063 [?]\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:B445 [?]\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:AD3E [?]\nMNYDEMO (08) AT 30E7:1510 [?]\nMNYDEMO (08) AT 30E7:16D6 [?]\nMNYDEMO (08) AT 30E7:02EC [?]\nMNYDEMO (08) AT 30E7:00C1 [?]\n\nand so on.\nWhat do we have here? A message box called by some code in the segment 40\nof the main program, which is called before by segment 8... uhmm... \nprobably the date check is in segment 8, and then a part of the window \nhandling in seg 40, but I'm just trying to guess... :) Now let's run the\ngood old wdasm 8.5 and look at the dead listing code. (Ah, I usually run\nWdasm just ONE time to disasm the progs, then I save the file and read it\nwith LIST.COM... it's very fast!)\n40 hex is 64 dec, so let's look first at 0064.b445: here we can see the\ncall to USER.MESSAGEBOX, but there aren't apparently date checks... and\nalso we are TOO near to the \"bad\" call... maybe it's just intuition (maybe\nzen? I hope so! :) but I think we have to go a bit upper with the calls...\n0064.ad3e doesn't return anything interesting, just a procedure without \njumps: it can't be the right spot.\n\nNow let's look at 0008.1510:\n\n:0008.14E8 9A52052815             call 0081.0552\n:0008.14ED 8BD8                   mov bx, ax\n:0008.14EF 368B07                 mov ax, ss:[bx]\n:0008.14F2 8946FE                 mov [bp-02], ax\n:0008.14F5 8A66FF                 mov ah, [bp-01]\n:0008.14F8 80E4FE                 and ah, FE\n:0008.14FB 80FC5C                 cmp ah, 5C\n:0008.14FE 741C                   je 1515         ;JUMP TO GOOD GUY!\n:0008.1500 8A66FF                 mov ah, [bp-01]\n:0008.1503 80E4FE                 and ah, FE\n:0008.1506 80FC5E                 cmp ah, 5E\n:0008.1509 7411                   je 1515         ;JUMP TO GOOD GUY!\n:0008.150B 681709                 push 0917\n:0008.150E 6A00                   push 0000\n:0008.1510 9A1AADBB0E             call 0064.AD1A  ;BAD GUY!!!\n:0008.1515 33C0                   xor ax, ax\n:0008.1517 C9                     leave\n:0008.1518 C20400                 ret 0004\n...\n:0008.1515 here is the code for the \"good guy\"! :)\n\nYEAH! I WAS RIGHT!!! :))))\nWe have reached the right point! Now let's see the comparisons... First\nah is ANDed with FE, then it is compared with 5C and 5E. So the (decimal)\nvalues ah can have are 92 and 94! Uhmm... the values are similar, but\nthey are not the right ones! I think we will have to give a look to that\n0081.0552 call now... \n\n:0081.0552 8CD8                   mov ax, ds\n:0081.0554 90                     nop\n:0081.0555 45                     inc bp\n:0081.0556 55                     push bp\n:0081.0557 8BEC                   mov bp, sp\n:0081.0559 1E                     push ds\n:0081.055A 8ED8                   mov ds, ax\n:0081.055C 83EC0A                 sub sp, 000A\n:0081.055F 8D46F6                 lea ax, [bp-0A]\n:0081.0562 50                     push ax\n:0081.0563 9AC008FFFF             call 0010.08C0\n\nThis call will find the current date and put it in the locations that\ngo from ds:af10 to ds:af14. To understand better what's going on, \ngive a look to the following table:\n\nCurrent date: 12-08-1997 (Tuesday)\n\n\t day: 12       ->   0c\n       month: 08       ->   08\n        year: 1997     -> 07cd\n    day/week: Tuesday  ->   02\n\nLocation:   AF10      AF11      AF12      AF13      AF14\n           (bp-A)    (bp-9)    (bp-8)    (bp-7)    (bp-6)\n    Type:    day     month     yearl     yearh       d/w\n   Value:     0C        08        CD        07        02\n\nOk, now we can return to the dead listing...\n\n:0081.0568 83C402                 add sp, 0002\n:0081.056B 8A46F7                 mov al , [bp-09]  ;move month in AL\n:0081.056E 2AE4                   sub ah, ah        ;ax=0008\n:0081.0570 48                     dec ax            ;ax=0007\n:0081.0571 C1E005                 shl ax, 05        ;ax=00E0\n:0081.0574 3346FC                 xor ax, [bp-04]   ;[AF16]=0  ?\n:0081.0577 25E001                 and ax, 01E0      ;mask=0000000111100000\n\nThe value of the month is put in the positions from 6 to 9. The maximum value\nof ax (december) is 0000000101100000, or 160 hex.\n\n:0081.057A 3146FC                 xor [bp-04], ax   ;[AF16]=E0  saves value\n:0081.057D 8A46FC                 mov al , [bp-04]  \n:0081.0580 8A4EF6                 mov cl , [bp-0A]  ;move day in CL\n:0081.0583 2AED                   sub ch, ch        ;cx=000C\n:0081.0585 49                     dec cx            ;cx=000B\n:0081.0586 32C1                   xor al , cl       ;ax=00EB  (it's like a sum\n                                                     but faster, I think)\n:0081.0588 251F00                 and ax, 001F      ;mask=0000000000011111\n\nThe value of the days is put in the positions from 1 to 5. The maximum value\nof ax is 160h+1eh=17eh (note: there's one high bit).\n\n:0081.058B 3146FC                 xor [bp-04], ax   ;[AF16]=EB\n:0081.058E 8B46F8                 mov ax, [bp-08]   ;move year in AX\n:0081.0591 2D9C07                 sub ax, 079C      ;079c=1948\n:0081.0594 3D7F00                 cmp ax, 007F      ;007F=127 \n                                                     is the year >2075?\n:0081.0597 760F                   jbe 05A8          ;it should jump :)\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0081.05A6(C)\n|\n:0081.0599 836EF864               sub word ptr [bp-08], 0064  0064=100\n:0081.059D 8B46F8                 mov ax, [bp-08]\n:0081.05A0 2D9C07                 sub ax, 079C\n:0081.05A3 3D7F00                 cmp ax, 007F\n:0081.05A6 77F1                   ja 0599\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0081.0597(C)\n|\n:0081.05A8 8B46F8                 mov ax, [bp-08]    ;move year in AX\n:0081.05AB 2D1C00                 sub ax, 001C       ;ax=0761  001c=28\n:0081.05AE C1E009                 shl ax, 09         ;ax=6200  \n\nThe value of the year (minus 1C) is put in the positions >9.\n\n:0081.05B1 8B4EF8                 mov cx, [bp-08]    ;move year in CX\n:0081.05B4 C1E109                 shl cx, 09         ;cx=9A00\n:0081.05B7 334EFC                 xor cx, [bp-04]    ;cx=9aEB (why?)\n:0081.05BA 80E501                 and ch, 01         ;cx=00EB\n                                                     (keeps just the high bit\n                                                      of the month)\n:0081.05BD 33C8                   xor cx, ax         ;cx=62EB\n                                                     (faster than sum)\n:0081.05BF 894EFC                 mov [bp-04], cx    ;[AF16]=62EB\n:0081.05C2 8BC1                   mov ax, cx         ;ax=62EB DATECODE!\n:0081.05C4 8B5E06                 mov bx, [bp+06]\n:0081.05C7 368907                 mov ss:[bx], ax    ;backup datecode\n:0081.05CA 8BC3                   mov ax, bx\n:0081.05CC 8CD2                   mov dx, ss\n:0081.05CE 8D66FE                 lea sp, [bp-02]\n:0081.05D1 1F                     pop ds\n:0081.05D2 5D                     pop bp\n:0081.05D3 4D                     dec bp\n:0081.05D4 CA0200                 retf 0002\n\nNOTE: the maximum value of month+day has a high bit, which can change the\nfinal value for the year (the one which is checked at 0008.14fb and 0008.1506).\nThis is why the values obtained from  this call are first ANDed with the mask\nFE00. Now, we just have to try with 1994 & 1995 to see the date codes are\n5C and 5E... wow! :) We now just have to change the jump at 0008.14fe from\nje 1515 to jmp 1515 (7411 must change in eb11).\nThe searchstring is: 80 E4 FE 80 FC 5C 74 11\nBefore ending this section, let's give a look to the lines which are before\nthis piece of code:\n\n:0008.14BC C8060000               enter 0006, 00\n:0008.14C0 837E0400               cmp word ptr [bp+04], 0000\n:0008.14C4 741E                   je 14E4\n:0008.14C6 8A26D764               mov ah, [64D7]\n:0008.14CA 2500FE                 and ax, FE00\n:0008.14CD 8946FA                 mov [bp-06], ax\n:0008.14D0 3D005C                 cmp ax, 5C00\n:0008.14D3 740A                   je 14DF\n:0008.14D5 3D005E                 cmp ax, 5E00\n:0008.14D8 7405                   je 14DF\n:0008.14DA 3D0060                 cmp ax, 6000\n:0008.14DD 7505                   jne 14E4\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Addresses:\n|:0008.14D3(C), :0008.14D8(C)\n|\n:0008.14DF A1D664                 mov ax, [64D6]\n:0008.14E2 EB4B                   jmp 152F\n\n\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Addresses:\n|:0008.14C4(C), :0008.14DD(C)\n|\n:0008.14E4 8D46FC                 lea ax, [bp-04]\n:0008.14E7 50                     push ax\n:0008.14E8 9A52052815             call 0081.0552\n... and here we reach the point previously examined.\n\nWhat is this code? Why there are comparisons SO similar to the ones we have\nseen before? Well, I didn't delve deep in this part, but I think it's saving\ninformation about the end of the trial period, first checking if a date \nalready exists in that [64D7] location: in fact, you just have to look to the\nlast comparison, \n\n cmp ax, 6000 \n\n(6000 is year 1996). We know the start date must be before the end of 1995,\nso it should be the date of expiration (which can be in 1996).\n\n3) DATE DELTA CHECK\n4) BLANK DATE CHECK\n\nIf we use the same method to reach the check points in the program (HWND, BMSG\nand STACK), we can see the two kind of date checks inside the program are quite\nnear. The blank date check shows this stack (from the LAST call):\n\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:B445 [?]\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:AD3E [?]\nMNYDEMO (0E) AT ....:35FD [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:223A [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:1EDF [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:1837 [?]\n\nand the delta (60 days) check shows this one:\n\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:B445 [?]\nMNYDEMO (40) AT 0D0F:AF7E [?]\nMNYDEMO (0E) AT ....:360F [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:223A [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:1EDF [?]\nMNYDEMO (35) AT ....:1837 [?]\n\nUhmmm... the last three calls are the same, and so is for the fist one. If we\nlook at the date check at the start of the program we can see the first two\ncalls (at segment 40) are the same. So... let's guess :) maybe the two \nlocations we're interested in are 0e:35fd and 0e:360f? Let's give a look to\nthese ones:\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0014.2B60(U)\n|\n:0014.35F8 681A09                 push 091A\n:0014.35FB 6A00                   push 0000\n:0014.35FD 9A1AAD1236             call 0064.AD1A\t;BAD CALL!!!\n:0014.3602 E9B501                 jmp 37BA\n\n\n:0014.3605 90                     nop\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0014.2B6C(U)\n|\n:0014.3606 681609                 push 0916\n:0014.3609 6A00                   push 0000\n:0014.360B 6A00                   push 0000\n:0014.360D 6A00                   push 0000\n:0014.360F 9A58AF1F30             call 0064.AF58\t;BAD CALL!!!\n\nNote that the ONLY way to reach these points is from the unconditional\njumps at 14.2B60 and 14.2B6C. Here they are:\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0014.2B47(C)\n|\n:0014.2B4C 837E0800               cmp word ptr [bp+08], 0000\n:0014.2B50 741D                   je 2B6F\n:0014.2B52 F606AC1701             test byte ptr [17AC], 01\n:0014.2B57 7516                   jne 2B6F\n:0014.2B59 833ED870FF             cmp word ptr [70D8], FFFF\n:0014.2B5E 7503                   jne 2B63\n:0014.2B60 E9950A                 jmp 35F8\t--==>> BLANK DATE\n\nThe jump MUST BE to 2b63 (NO blank date)\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0014.2B5E(C)\n|\n:0014.2B63 A1D664                 mov ax, [64D6]\n:0014.2B66 3906D870               cmp [70D8], ax\n:0014.2B6A 7203                   jb 2B6F\n:0014.2B6C E9970A                 jmp 3606\t--==>> WRONG DATE\n\nThe jump MUST BE to 2b6f (NO wrong date)\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Addresses:\n|:0014.2B50(C), :0014.2B57(C), :0014.2B6A(C)\n|\n:0014.2B6F OK!!! THIS IS THE RIGHT PLACE!!!\n\nUhm... the fastest way to arrive here is to change the je 2b6f at 14.2b50 in\na jmp 2b6f (maybe some flag? It's a good shortcut, anyway!). So let's search\nthe string\n\n83 7E 08 00 74 1D F6 \n\nand change it in \n\n83 7E 08 00 EB 1D F6 \n             +--------jump anyway\n\n5) The last check we have to crack is the one for end of the evaluation\nperiod. If we look at the stack we'll see something like this:\n\nMNYDEMO (5) AT ...:03E8 [?]\nMNYDEMO (8) AT ...:17FD [?]\nMNYDEMO (8) AT ...:02EC [?]\nMNYDEMO (8) AT ...:00C1 [?]\nMNYDEMO (2) AT ...:1401 [?]\nMNYDEMO (1) AT ...:0023\t[?]\n\nand so on.\nLet's give a look to these calls: 5.03E8 is just the call for a \nUSER.DIALOGBOXPARAM; before 8.17FD we have this code:\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Address:\n|:0008.1820(C)\n|\n:0008.17E2 8B46F4                 mov ax, [bp-0C]\n:0008.17E5 3946F0                 cmp [bp-10], ax\n:0008.17E8 7246                   jb 1830\n\n\n* Possible Reference to Dialog: DialogID_0494\n                                  |\n:0008.17EA 689404                 push 0494\n:0008.17ED 686D05                 push SEG ADDR of Segment 0028\n:0008.17F0 68C015                 push 15C0\n:0008.17F3 FF36540B               push word ptr [0B54]\n:0008.17F7 6A00                   push 0000\n:0008.17F9 6A00                   push 0000\n:0008.17FB 6A00                   push 0000\n:0008.17FD 9A3A01B111             call 0005.013A\n\nIf you have Borland Resource Workshop, give a look to dialog 0494hex,\nthat is 1172. It is the \"Avertissement de limite de valid�\" we do not\nwant to have to deal with! So we don't want to reach this point... \nbut how? Let's look at that 0008.1820 piece of code...\n\n* Referenced by a (U)nconditional or (C)onditional Jump at Addresses:\n|:0008.16BD(U), :0008.16C5(U), :0008.16CD(U)\n|\n:0008.1804 FF76F0                 push word ptr [bp-10]\n:0008.1807 6A3C                   push 003C\n:0008.1809 8D46FC                 lea ax, [bp-04]\n:0008.180C 50                     push ax\n:0008.180D 9AD8053418             call 0081.05D8\n:0008.1812 8BD8                   mov bx, ax\n:0008.1814 368B07                 mov ax, ss:[bx]\n"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610310096}}
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{"type":"message","id":"49f641a3","parentId":"731137d3","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:12:37.348Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"Jbe5j7irurxT20qlqEa8rp2SAXo6jzEB","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"\nUSER32!MessageBoxA at 014f:BFF638D9\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:0047426E\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:005B683E\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:00558BC2\n\nNow do the same thing with an \"out of limit\" date:\n\nUSER32!MessageBoxA at 014f:BFF638D9\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:004742DE\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:005B683E\nMSMONEY!.text+... at 014f:00558BC2\n\nOk, the difference is in the LAST call before the messagebox. In fact, the\nkind of error is different in the two cases. We can guess something like\nthis: in the procedure called by 5b683e (or, better, by the instruction\nimmediately before 5b683e) there's a check for the transaction date: if the\ndate is blank then the program calls the procedure which \"goes\" to 47426e,\nif it has a \"wrong delta\" the program calls the procedure which \"goes\" to\n4742de. \nOk, first of all we have to check what is the call preceding the instruction\nat 5b683e:\n\n:005B6839 E872EAFFFF              call 005B52B0\n:005B683E 83C438                  add esp, 00000038\n\nWell, now we know we have to look from address 5b52b0 for some addresses,\nwhich are the starting addresses for the 47426e and 4742de procedures. If\nwe look at the code, we can see that the first procedure starts at 474240\nand the second starts at 474280. Maybe there are too many addresses messing\naround here, so let's put them together:\n\n5b52b0  Here starts the transaction date check procedure. There should be a\n        check for the blank value (remember? In money3 there was a comparison\n        with value FFFF) and a check for the \"wrong delta\" (comparison\n        between two values in memory).\n474240  Here starts the \"blank date error\" procedure.\n474280\tHere starts the \"wrong delta error\" procedure.\n\nEt voil�! These are the only addresses you have to remember! Now we can check\nfor a comparison with the value FFFF (remember the old money version?). If\nyou search for \", FFFF\" in the dead listing you'll find this piece of code:\n\n:005B5504 837D3000                cmp dword ptr [ebp+30], 00000000    ;look at\n                                                                14.2b4c in the\n                                                                  old version!\n:005B5508 7421                    je 005B552B\n:005B550A 8B4D3C                  mov ecx, dword ptr [ebp+3C]\n:005B550D 668B81A9010000          mov ax, word ptr [ecx+01A9]\n:005B5514 663DFFFF                cmp ax, FFFF                    ;HERE IT IS!\n:005B5518 0F84F60C0000            je 005B6214                 ;blank date jump\n:005B551E 66390544926100          cmp word ptr [00619244], ax\n:005B5525 0F86020D0000            jbe 005B622D                ;wrong delta jump\n:005B552B 837D1C00                cmp dword ptr [ebp+1C], 00000000 ;ok good guy\n\nWell, it seems the right spot: in fact, if you look at 5b6214, you'll see:\n\n:005B6214 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B6216 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B6218 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B621A 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B621C 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B621E 6810090000              push 00000910\n:005B6223 E818E0EBFF              call 00474240 ; HA!!! Here is the \"blank date\n                                                  error\" procedure!\n\nand if you look at 5b622d, you'll see:\n\n:005B622D 6A00                    push 00000000\n:005B622F 680B090000              push 0000090B\n:005B6234 E867E9EBFF              call 00474BA0 ; wow!!! I love this job :)\n\nOk, now you just have to jump immediately to 5B552B, changing the instruction\n\n:005B5508 7421                    je 005B552B\n\nin\n\n:005B5508 EB21                    jmp 005B552B\n\n\n5) END OF EVALUATION PERIOD - max 90 days\n\nFor the end of the evaluation period use the same trick, window, bmsg, stack,\nand look at the procedure used for the nag window. In this case it is\ndialogboxparama, so make a breakpoint on it, run the program again and look\nat the new stack (as always from the LAST call):\n\nUSER32!DialogBoxParamA at 014F:BFF62DC9\n at 014f:00470E2F\n at 014f:0001BA8C\n\nLet's give a look to 470e2f:\n\n:00470DF1 668B442414              mov ax, word ptr [esp + 14]\n:00470DF6 66898528020000          mov word ptr [ebp+0228], ax\n:00470DFD C7057815610001000000    mov dword ptr [00611578], 00000001\n:00470E07 668B442414              mov ax, word ptr [esp + 14]\n:00470E0C 6639842478010000        cmp word ptr [esp + 00000178], ax\n:00470E14 721C                    jb 00470E32                ; it sould jump!\n:00470E16 6A00                    push 00000000\n:00470E18 A1F03F6100              mov eax, [00613FF0]\n:00470E1D 6A00                    push 00000000\n:00470E1F 50                      push eax\n:00470E20 6810F54C00              push 004CF510\n:00470E25 685F2F0000              push 00002F5F\n:00470E2A E8E1B0FFFF              call 0046BF10              ; bad call\n:00470E2F 83C414                  add esp, 00000014\n:00470E32 668B5506                mov dx, word ptr [ebp+06]\n:00470E36 8B8C2488020000          mov ecx, dword ptr [esp + 00000288]\nand so on.\n\nso you just need to change\n\n:00470E14 721C                    jb 00470E32                ; it sould jump!\n\nin\n\n:00470E14 EB1C                    jmp 00470E32               ; it jumps!\n\nOk, now the crack is finished... but wait! And what about those 7 days before\nthe end of the evaluation period? Maybe there is a check in this version too,\nand it wouldn't be nice if we had that nagscreen... I tried to put the date 7\ndays before the expiration of Money95 and at the exit that dialog box appeared.\nGrrr! Let's look at the OLD code:\n\n:0008.1840 2BF0                   sub si, ax      \n:0008.1842 8976FE                 mov [bp-02], si\n:0008.1845 83FE07                 cmp si, 0007    ;Less than 7 days?\n\nok, now I search the NEW code for sub si, ax:\n\n:0046EB30 662BF0                  sub si, ax\n:0046EB33 6683FE0F                cmp si, 000F    ;Hey!!! Here there aren't 7\n                                                   days!\n\nthis is the first sub followed by a cmp I've found, but if you look in all the\ncode you'll see it's also the ONLY one. So, do we have to trust those guys at\nM$ or do we have to use the old method? Uhmmm.. I know I shouldn't, but let's\ntry to crack it! Look at the previous part of code:\n\n:0046EAF7 E8D49EFFFF              call 004689D0        \n\nwe know this call, if you look at the code it's the same algorithm used in the\nold version to make up the date codes.\n\n:0046EAFC 668945EC                mov word ptr [ebp-14], ax ;new date in ebp-14\n:0046EB00 66A144926100            mov ax, [00619244]        ;end date in ax\n:0046EB06 668945EA                mov word ptr [ebp-16], ax ;end date in ebp-16\n:0046EB0A 663945EC                cmp word ptr [ebp-14], ax ;new date>end date?\n:0046EB0E A1AC0C6100              mov eax, [00610CAC]\n:0046EB13 7360                    jnb 0046EB75              ;NO days checking\n:0046EB15 8B45EA                  mov eax, dword ptr [ebp-16]\n:0046EB18 50                      push eax\n:0046EB19 E832A3FFFF              call 00468E50\n:0046EB1E 83C404                  add esp, 00000004\n:0046EB21 668BF0                  mov si, ax\n:0046EB24 8B45EC                  mov eax, dword ptr [ebp-14]\n:0046EB27 50                      push eax\n:0046EB28 E823A3FFFF              call 00468E50\n:0046EB2D 83C404                  add esp, 00000004\n:0046EB30 662BF0                  sub si, ax\n:0046EB33 6683FE0F                cmp si, 000F              ;days remaining>15?\n:0046EB37 A1AC0C6100              mov eax, [00610CAC]\n:0046EB3C 7F37                    jg 0046EB75               ;yes, >15\n:0046EB3E 0FBFC6                  movsx eax, si             ;no, write nag\n:0046EB41 50                      push eax\n\n* Possible StringData Ref from Data Obj ->\"%d\"\n                                  |\n:0046EB42 68D8096100              push 006109D8\n:0046EB47 8D45E0                  lea eax, dword ptr [ebp-20]\n:0046EB4A 50                      push eax\n\n* Reference To: USER32.wsprintfA, Ord:0249h\n                                  |\n:0046EB4B FF15080A6200            Call dword ptr [00620A08]\n:0046EB51 83C40C                  add esp, 0000000C\n:0046EB54 6A00                    push 00000000\n:0046EB56 6A00                    push 00000000\n:0046EB58 A1F03F6100              mov eax, [00613FF0]\n:0046EB5D 50                      push eax\n:0046EB5E 6810F54C00              push 004CF510\n:0046EB63 68DD2F0000              push 00002FDD\n:0046EB68 E8A3D3FFFF              call 0046BF10\n:0046EB6D 83C414                  add esp, 00000014\n:0046EB70 A1AC0C6100              mov eax, [00610CAC]\n:0046EB75 85C0                    test eax, eax\n:0046EB77 7438                    je 0046EBB1\n\nNow we just have to change\n\n:0046EB13 7360                    jnb 0046EB75              ;NO days checking\n\nin\n\n:0046EB13 EB60                    jmp 0046EB75              ;NO days checking\n\nand the crack is complete!\n</prE>"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1779610357348}}
{"type":"message","id":"3dc81e8c","parentId":"49f641a3","timestamp":"2026-05-24T08:13:28.680Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"I now have the full solution. Let me summarize it for the user.\n","thinkingSignature":"reasoning_content"},{"type":"text","text":"Found it! Here's **+Malattia's HCU Strainer solution** for Microsoft Money, published on Fravia's site as part of the **+HCU (Hacker's Cyber University) 1998** strainer challenge.\n\n## Overview\n\nThe strainer required solving 4 parts:\n1. Finding MS Money 3 demo (an old program)\n2. Explaining why +ORC's MS Project crack method works\n3. **Cracking MS Money 3 demo**\n4. **Cracking MS Money 97 demo**\n\nThe full solution is archived at: **https://www.accessroot.com/fravia/solutions/malatsol.htm**\n\n## Key highlights from Malattia's solution:\n\n### MS Money 3.0 — Date Check at Start\n- Used **WinIce** backtracing: `TASK` → `HWND MNYDEMO` → `BMSG` → `STACK` to trace from the error dialog back to the protection code\n- Found the date check at `0008:1510` comparing values against `0x5C` (1994) and `0x5E` (1995)\n- The date code is calculated by encoding year/month/day into a single word value\n- **Patch**: Change `74 11` (je) to `EB 11` (jmp) at `0008:14FE` to always jump to \"good guy\" code\n\n### MS Money 3.0 — Blank Date & Delta Checks\n- Found both checks are near each other at segment `0014`\n- **Patch**: Change `74 1D` to `EB 1D` at `0014:2B50` to skip blank date and delta checks\n\n### MS Money 97 — Transaction Date Checks\n- Similar approach using SoftIce to trace `MessageBoxA` calls\n- Found the blank date check comparing against `FFFF` at `005B5514`\n- **Patch**: Change `74 21` to `EB 21` at `005B5508`\n\n### MS Money 97 — End of Evaluation (90 days)\n- **Patch**: Change `72 1C` to `EB 1C` at `00470E14` to skip the \"expired\" check\n- Also patches the 15-day warning nag: Change `73 60` to `EB 60` at `0046EB13`\n\nMalattia's approach was notable for combining **live debugging** (WinIce/SoftIce with `HWND`, `BMSG`, `STACK`) with **dead listing** (Wdasm disassembly), and using resource inspection (Borland Resource Workshop, dialog `0x0494`) to identify nag dialogs."}],"api":"openai-completions","provider":"llamafiles","model":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M","usage":{"input":3708,"output":641,"cacheRead":19497,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":23846,"cost":{"input":0,"output":0,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0}},"stopReason":"stop","timestamp":1779610357350,"responseId":"chatcmpl-QF1YbayLkQSyCrQZ5TfGecgoUMarVrD9","responseModel":"Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf"}}