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We're back online!

Welcome to Leechermods 2026 We’re officially heading into our  20th year !   Apologies for the recent downtime; I've been busy updating our  DNS configurations  for better security ( HTTPS ). A full site redesign (CSS, HTML, Java and AI features) is also on the way to fix broken graphics and sync up with a new CDN server .  Stay tuned!

ExeinfoPE v.0.0.3.4 Beta2 696 sign/Ext_Detector v.1.1.0

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EXEInfo for Win32 by ASL Packer, Compressor Detector / unpack info / Internal Exe tools ExeinfoPE v.0.0.3.4 Beta2 696 sign - for Beta Tester only not for usage ( with NAG ) Total not tested version , possible nonSense diagnose !!! , many signatures modified fixed : - file scaner changed ( ex. VMProtect ) Faster scan  - compiler detector - add Cygwin - detect console app - fixed detection for 2 section dll    *generic check - Microsoft Visual C# / Basic.NET / MS Visual Basic  - Fixed - inteli check : MINGW - Bloodshed Software (  www.bloodshed.net  ) - StatWin GUI - MD5 copy to clip fixed - Copy As .bak - close removed and .ext fixed / path - Rename file - fixed path and txt  - added detection for : Private exe Protector v.4.1.2 - rar ripper file names changed to Hex "XX-rip.rar" - rar added pass info : NOT EXE - its archive - .RAR >  Used : [ Password needed - HEADER Crypted ] - Export view fixed - added : LE - Linear Executable ( Vx...

UPX 3.91 has been released with 64bit support

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UPX 3.91  has been released. Changes include experimental support for Win64/PE To know more about this release, see the  detailed changelog . Please report all problems and bugs in our  bug tracker . UPX achieves an  excellent compression ratio  and offers  very fast decompression . Your executables suffer no memory overhead or other drawbacks for most of the formats supported, because of in-place decompression. UPX strengths in a nutshell: excellent compression ratio : typically compresses better than WinZip/zip/gzip, use UPX to decrease the size of your distribution! very fast decompression : ~10 MB/sec on an ancient Pentium 133, ~200 MB/sec on an Athlon XP 2000+. no memory overhead  for your compressed executables because of in-place decompression. safe : you can list, test and unpack your executables. Also, a checksum of both the compressed and uncompressed file is maintained internally. universal : UPX can pack a number of executabl...