Heya. I have an unusual request for those of you, who knows something-something about malware analysis.

There is a repacker, who, in my opinion, is distributing malware/miners in his repacks.

I’ve done initial analysis and I’m very sure of it, but since I won’t ever run this shit on my PCs, and that malware is pretty sneaky and doesn’t run on most VMs/Sandboxes, someone with experience is needed to find solid proof of malware distribution. The execution on a real OS or modified VM will be probably needed to bypass malware hiding techniques.

I’ve compiled a special ZIP, which contains the following data:

1. One of the FreeArc archives, coming with repacks, which contains malware payloads (40 different exes, packed with VMP/Themida).
2. Python script, which extracts those exes based on PE headers. Python 3.10+ needed
3. Decompiled “CompiledCode.bin”, which contains bytecode of Inno Setup installer, which also participate in putting the payload into the system.

I don’t want to share more details right now, though have enough of data digged myself. But I need a third party to confirm or deny my findings.

You can post your analysis in comments or send them to me directly: https://fitgirl.nsus.dev/contacts/

Don’t download and don’t run any of it, if you’re not sure what are you doing.
If you can’t do it yourself but know someone with expertise in this field – please forward this to them.

Possible_Malware_Dataset.zip, 280.57 MB

Hoorah, I guess 🙂

Traditional GTA5 NY repack is now splitted, as the Legacy and Enhanced Editions are updated by Rockstar separately… Well, now I need to update two builds every year, no biggie. The Legacy Edition was re-repacked from the scratch and now installs 2-3 times faster then the old one, for which I was keeping backwards compatibility since 2019.

Thanks to KE, I’ve been reminded that today is the 11st Anniversary of my repacking path. Another year bites the dust, ha. Cakes are welcome 🙂

PollMaker

Finally, it’s happened! With a little help from ChatGPT, I’ve managed to make all genres and tags in repacks clickable — so now you can filter games based on them. Want some Shoot ’em up action? Click the Shoot ’em up tag. Love survival games? The Survival genre is for you. And so on…

This feature isn’t fully complete yet — I still need to remove or merge duplicate genres and add more tools for refining tag-based searches. But for now, it should do the trick.

I don’t plan to add the same linking logic for companies due to the sheer number (thousands) of unique names, which would cause issues in WordPress. You can still find games by specific companies by simply typing their names into the search field.

Wow! I’ve finally done it—I’ve set a new monthly repack record with 183 unique games done in April! That means I’ve released an average of 6 repacks per day. It’s a far cry from my initial “1 repack per day” back in 2014–2017… But the gaming industry is growing, and I’ve had to adapt by refining my repacking routines, making them more streamlined and automated.

So, I guess the next milestone will be 210 monthly repacks (7 per day), right? Maybe it’ll happen this fall…

A huge thanks to everyone who’s stayed with me all these years—your support keeps me motivated!