Unable to define arc4() call address
SmartElec opened this issue · 4 comments
ubuntu18.04 amd64
cat test.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo "hello world"
shc -f test.sh #shc version 3.8.9b
$ unshc.sh test.sh.x -o dec.sh
[*] Input file name to decrypt [test.sh.x]
[+] Output file name specified [dec.sh]
[-] Unable to define arc4() call address...
Same problem, I cannot even UnSHc the sample file, it must be some distro problem. Anyone any help?
的问题，我什至无法提供 UnSHc 示例文件，它一定是一些发行版问题。有人帮忙吗？
I also encountered the same problem. At first I thought there was a problem with the environment, but it was obviously wrong....
In /*//UnSHc/README.md it says: "I will not decrypt any file for people.
Issues on GitHub are only to discuss about bugs and/or improvement of the tool "UnSHc"."
的问题，我什至无法提供 UnSHc 示例文件，它一定是一些发行版问题。有人帮忙吗？
I also encountered the same problem. At first I thought there was a problem with the environment, but it was obviously wrong....
In /*//UnSHc/README.md it says: "I will not decrypt any file for people.
Issues on GitHub are only to discuss about bugs and/or improvement of the tool "UnSHc"."
Hello,
When you use shc to protect a script, that script is only usable on the server where the shc's encryption has been done.
To make the encrypted script usable on multiple systems (generic), shc includes the -r argument to relax the security :
-r Relax security. Make a redistributable binary
UnSHc works when the script has been encrypted with this option.
Try with the encryption command:
./shc -v -r -f myScript.sh
Then the decryption command:
./unshc.sh myScript.sh.x
Sincerely,