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<value>Hello and welcome to flAming Crypter!
flAming Crypter is made in VB.NET so it requires .NET framework to work.
flAming Crypter is FUD Scantime+Runtime crypter.
flAming Crypter has been tested and works on Windows XP/7/Vista.
It has 2 encryption methods, RC4 and TripleDES.
Everytime the crypter starts there is a new encryption key.
It has built in an icon changer, file cloner, binder, file pumper, antis.
Made by flAmingw0rm.
Special Thanks to: t0fx (The source code, RunPE are made by him)
I just edited a few things and added EOF support!
Thanks to:
Romeo
RedTube
~ Enjoy ~</value>
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