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Need help peering a PE res exist or not via AutoIt

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lhw    0

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Does autoit can check resource type and name exist or not from a PE file ?

just like

unfortunately ,the important file link is broken, any ideas?

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KaFu    179

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Check out the excellent by trancexx, I'm quite sure it contains what you're looking for :).

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smashly    11

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Hi,

Crude knock up of a function that will give true if name and type exists or false if they don't.

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>

Global Const $RT_CURSOR = 1
Global Const $RT_BITMAP = 2
Global Const $RT_ICON = 3
Global Const $RT_MENU = 4
Global Const $RT_DIALOG = 5
Global Const $RT_STRING = 6
Global Const $RT_FONTDIR = 7
Global Const $RT_FONT = 8
Global Const $RT_ACCELERATOR = 9
Global Const $RT_RCDATA = 10
Global Const $RT_MESSAGETABLE = 11
Global Const $RT_GROUP_CURSOR = 12
Global Const $RT_GROUP_ICON = 14
Global Const $RT_VERSION = 16
Global Const $RT_DLGINCLUDE = 17
Global Const $RT_PLUGPLAY = 19
Global Const $RT_VXD = 20
Global Const $RT_ANICURSOR = 21
Global Const $RT_ANIICON = 22
Global Const $RT_HTML = 23
Global Const $RT_MANIFEST = 24


$iBool = _FindResource("explorer.exe", 180, $RT_BITMAP)
ConsoleWrite($iBool & @LF)


; #FUNCTION# =============================================================================================
; Name...........: _FindResource
; Description ...: Check if a resource Name and Type exists in a PE file
; Syntax.........: _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
; Parameters ....: $sFile   - File to look for resource name and type in.
;                  $ResName - Resource name (can be a string or number)
;                  $ResType - Resource type (can be either one of the constants above or can be a string for a custom resource)
;                             Note: If resource Name or Type is a number then don't use quotes around the number.
; Return values .: Success  - Return True if resource exists or False if does not exist and @error 0
;                  Failure  - Return -1 and @error 1 or 2
;                             @error 1 = Unable to load the PE file
;                             @error 2 = DllCall to find resource in loaded PE file failed.
; ========================================================================================================
;
Func _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
    Local $hModule, $wName, $wType, $aRet
    $hModule = _WinAPI_LoadLibraryEx($sFile, $LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE)
    If Not $hModule Then Return SetError(1, 0, -1)
    If IsNumber($ResName) Then
        $wName &= "#" & $ResName
    Else
        $wName = $ResName
    EndIf
    Switch $ResType
        Case 1 To 24
            $wType &= "#" & $ResType
        Case Else
            If IsNumber($ResName) Then
                $wType &= "#" & $ResType
            Else
                $wType = $ResType
            EndIf
    EndSwitch
    $aRet = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'FindResourceW', 'ptr', $hModule, 'wstr', $wName, 'wstr', $wType)
    If @error Then
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(2, 0, -1)
    Else
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(0, 0, $aRet[0] <> 0)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_FindResource

Cheers

Edit: Info of resource functions found Here

Edited by smashly

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lhw    0

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Hi,

Crude knock up of a function that will give true if name and type exists or false if they don't.

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>

Global Const $RT_CURSOR = 1
Global Const $RT_BITMAP = 2
Global Const $RT_ICON = 3
Global Const $RT_MENU = 4
Global Const $RT_DIALOG = 5
Global Const $RT_STRING = 6
Global Const $RT_FONTDIR = 7
Global Const $RT_FONT = 8
Global Const $RT_ACCELERATOR = 9
Global Const $RT_RCDATA = 10
Global Const $RT_MESSAGETABLE = 11
Global Const $RT_GROUP_CURSOR = 12
Global Const $RT_GROUP_ICON = 14
Global Const $RT_VERSION = 16
Global Const $RT_DLGINCLUDE = 17
Global Const $RT_PLUGPLAY = 19
Global Const $RT_VXD = 20
Global Const $RT_ANICURSOR = 21
Global Const $RT_ANIICON = 22
Global Const $RT_HTML = 23
Global Const $RT_MANIFEST = 24


$iBool = _FindResource("explorer.exe", 180, $RT_BITMAP)
ConsoleWrite($iBool & @LF)


; #FUNCTION# =============================================================================================
; Name...........: _FindResource
; Description ...: Check if a resource Name and Type exists in a PE file
; Syntax.........: _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
; Parameters ....: $sFile   - File to look for resource name and type in.
;                  $ResName - Resource name (can be a string or number)
;                  $ResType - Resource type (can be either one of the constants above or can be a string for a custom resource)
;                             Note: If resource Name or Type is a number then don't use quotes around the number.
; Return values .: Success  - Return True if resource exists or False if does not exist and @error 0
;                  Failure  - Return -1 and @error 1 or 2
;                             @error 1 = Unable to load the PE file
;                             @error 2 = DllCall to find resource in loaded PE file failed.
; ========================================================================================================
;
Func _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
    Local $hModule, $wName, $wType, $aRet
    $hModule = _WinAPI_LoadLibraryEx($sFile, $LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE)
    If Not $hModule Then Return SetError(1, 0, -1)
    If IsNumber($ResName) Then
        $wName &= "#" & $ResName
    Else
        $wName = $ResName
    EndIf
    Switch $ResType
        Case 1 To 24
            $wType &= "#" & $ResType
        Case Else
            If IsNumber($ResName) Then
                $wType &= "#" & $ResType
            Else
                $wType = $ResType
            EndIf
    EndSwitch
    $aRet = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'FindResourceW', 'ptr', $hModule, 'wstr', $wName, 'wstr', $wType)
    If @error Then
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(2, 0, -1)
    Else
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(0, 0, $aRet[0] <> 0)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_FindResource

Cheers

Edit: Info of resource functions found Here

Thanks smashly, Auotit can do more than i image

but it cant recognize user-define resources ,i have a bunch of exe files with resources BIN/250, BIN/130, BIN/301, I just need codes can recognize the location for each of them,then extract BIN files from there via Reshacker,any ideas can recognize non-standard res?

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smashly    11

smashly
Posted (edited)

Hi,

The reason it did not detect a custom resource was a typo error on my part.

Try this to see if you can detect your custom resource now

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>

Global Const $RT_CURSOR = 1
Global Const $RT_BITMAP = 2
Global Const $RT_ICON = 3
Global Const $RT_MENU = 4
Global Const $RT_DIALOG = 5
Global Const $RT_STRING = 6
Global Const $RT_FONTDIR = 7
Global Const $RT_FONT = 8
Global Const $RT_ACCELERATOR = 9
Global Const $RT_RCDATA = 10
Global Const $RT_MESSAGETABLE = 11
Global Const $RT_GROUP_CURSOR = 12
Global Const $RT_GROUP_ICON = 14
Global Const $RT_VERSION = 16
Global Const $RT_DLGINCLUDE = 17
Global Const $RT_PLUGPLAY = 19
Global Const $RT_VXD = 20
Global Const $RT_ANICURSOR = 21
Global Const $RT_ANIICON = 22
Global Const $RT_HTML = 23
Global Const $RT_MANIFEST = 24


$iBool = _FindResource("your.exe", 250, "BIN") ; change to your file, name, type
ConsoleWrite($iBool & @LF)


; #FUNCTION# =============================================================================================
; Name...........: _FindResource
; Description ...: Check if a resource Name and Type exists in a PE file
; Syntax.........: _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
; Parameters ....: $sFile   - File to look for resource name and type in.
;                  $ResName - Resource name (can be a string or number)
;                  $ResType - Resource type (can be either one of the constants above or can be a string for a custom resource)
;                             Note: If resource Name or Type is a number then don't use quotes around the number.
; Return values .: Success  - Return True if resource exists or False if does not exist and @error 0
;                  Failure  - Return -1 and @error 1 or 2
;                             @error 1 = Unable to load the PE file
;                             @error 2 = DllCall to find resource in loaded PE file failed.
; ========================================================================================================
;
Func _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
    Local $hModule, $wName, $wType, $aRet
    $hModule = _WinAPI_LoadLibraryEx($sFile, $LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE)
    If Not $hModule Then Return SetError(1, 0, -1)
    If IsNumber($ResName) Then
        $wName &= "#" & $ResName
    Else
        $wName = $ResName
    EndIf
    Switch $ResType
        Case 1 To 24
            $wType &= "#" & $ResType
        Case Else
            If IsNumber($ResType) Then
                $wType &= "#" & $ResType
            Else
                $wType = $ResType
            EndIf
    EndSwitch
    $aRet = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'FindResourceW', 'ptr', $hModule, 'wstr', $wName, 'wstr', $wType)
    If @error Then
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(2, 0, -1)
    Else
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(0, 0, $aRet[0] <> 0)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_FindResource

You won't need reshacker to extract your custom resource, all can be done with autoit.

More on that later..

Cheers

Edited by smashly

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lhw    0

lhw
Posted (edited)

Hi,

The reason it did not detect a custom resource was a typo error on my part.

Try this to see if you can detect your custom resource now

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>

Global Const $RT_CURSOR = 1
Global Const $RT_BITMAP = 2
Global Const $RT_ICON = 3
Global Const $RT_MENU = 4
Global Const $RT_DIALOG = 5
Global Const $RT_STRING = 6
Global Const $RT_FONTDIR = 7
Global Const $RT_FONT = 8
Global Const $RT_ACCELERATOR = 9
Global Const $RT_RCDATA = 10
Global Const $RT_MESSAGETABLE = 11
Global Const $RT_GROUP_CURSOR = 12
Global Const $RT_GROUP_ICON = 14
Global Const $RT_VERSION = 16
Global Const $RT_DLGINCLUDE = 17
Global Const $RT_PLUGPLAY = 19
Global Const $RT_VXD = 20
Global Const $RT_ANICURSOR = 21
Global Const $RT_ANIICON = 22
Global Const $RT_HTML = 23
Global Const $RT_MANIFEST = 24


$iBool = _FindResource("your.exe", 250, "BIN") ; change to your file, name, type
ConsoleWrite($iBool & @LF)


; #FUNCTION# =============================================================================================
; Name...........: _FindResource
; Description ...: Check if a resource Name and Type exists in a PE file
; Syntax.........: _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
; Parameters ....: $sFile   - File to look for resource name and type in.
;                  $ResName - Resource name (can be a string or number)
;                  $ResType - Resource type (can be either one of the constants above or can be a string for a custom resource)
;                             Note: If resource Name or Type is a number then don't use quotes around the number.
; Return values .: Success  - Return True if resource exists or False if does not exist and @error 0
;                  Failure  - Return -1 and @error 1 or 2
;                             @error 1 = Unable to load the PE file
;                             @error 2 = DllCall to find resource in loaded PE file failed.
; ========================================================================================================
;
Func _FindResource($sFile, $ResName, $ResType)
    Local $hModule, $wName, $wType, $aRet
    $hModule = _WinAPI_LoadLibraryEx($sFile, $LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE)
    If Not $hModule Then Return SetError(1, 0, -1)
    If IsNumber($ResName) Then
        $wName &= "#" & $ResName
    Else
        $wName = $ResName
    EndIf
    Switch $ResType
        Case 1 To 24
            $wType &= "#" & $ResType
        Case Else
            If IsNumber($ResType) Then
                $wType &= "#" & $ResType
            Else
                $wType = $ResType
            EndIf
    EndSwitch
    $aRet = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'FindResourceW', 'ptr', $hModule, 'wstr', $wName, 'wstr', $wType)
    If @error Then
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(2, 0, -1)
    Else
        _WinAPI_FreeLibrary($hModule)
        Return SetError(0, 0, $aRet[0] <> 0)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_FindResource

You won't need reshacker to extract your custom resource, all can be done with autoit.

More on that later..

Cheers

it works ! :) Cheers

I very appreciate it,look forward to learning...

Edited by lhw

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