The detection of BAT to PE-EXE script-compilers.#761
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It's a simple BAT to PE-EXE script compiler from the German company F2KO.
It is yet another BAT to PE-EXE script compiler.
It is a discontinued but still prevalent BAT script compiler to EXE form.
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If required, I could change their categorization from Compiler to Packer, despite the fact they rarely use compression on the batch files.
The current categorization is fine by me. Thank you for adding the detection 👍
All tests are passing, so I am merging this.
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This pull request adds the detection of the following BAT to PE-EXE compilers:
These programs are not strictly compilers, they are quite difficult to categorise. They never compile the BAT to a VM or intermediate language, but rather the store the script file in the executable file (resources, read-only data, overlay, etc.) and execute them (by either dropping them to a file or seldomly directly from memory).
If required, I could change their categorization from
CompilertoPacker, despite the fact they rarely use compression on the batch files.The corresponding tests have been added to
retdec-regression-tests.