[Reiko]

Why not use .NET:
- Slow
- Forget about writing anything decent

Let's not forget that .NET is easier to reverse than native s/w.

[dopamine]

Let's not forget that .NET is easier to reverse than native s/w.

Both .NET and native are easy to debug. The difference is, skids can do .NET but cant do asm.

[Nebulous]

How would i fix that?

Obfuscation/PROPER FUCKING CRYPTING

[dopamine]

Obfuscation/PROPER FUCKING CRYPTING

An obfuscator or packer would not really help. You could still get his email details by using a packet sniffer.

The only advice I can give against this is to not use SMTP/FTP because both require you to enter account details for transfer. However, if you used http you would only need to hard-code the URL.

[Satan]

Post data through sites like emkei.
Have the sender as something stupid like data@keylogger.lol or such.
Shoot that to a throwaway email, and have all shields up when you access it.

[Sikom]

Post data through sites like emkei.
Have the sender as something stupid like data@keylogger.lol or such.
Shoot that to a throwaway email, and have all shields up when you access it.

What?

[Satan]

What?

Fake email sites. Requires no login. Not really all that traceable, nobody gets a password from reverse engineering. Send it to an email you only access behind proxy, VPN, etc.

[roger_smith]

I think I get what they're saying here. The keylogger needs an account to log into and send the email FROM. If you use a hard coded email@Domain.tld you also have to hard code that password. If you hard code the password it could be obtained via either reversing the code or watching the network traffic, esp if your program is using a plain text protocol for email. They could then use that info to log into the account in question, which would be undesirable.

I THINK that's what the issue is being pointed out.