[Coder-san]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

[Coder-san]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

[Shad0w Warr10r]

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

[Shad0w Warr10r]

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

[Coder-san]

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

Just download Dis#, .Net Reflector, or something similar. Rest is easy.

[Coder-san]

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

Just download Dis#, .Net Reflector, or something similar. Rest is easy.

[Deque]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

Ok, thanks. I didn't try to decompile it to .net code.
Edit: @Coder-san: Now I got the password too.

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

For the most basic stuff you just need i.e. a string viewer to grab all the strings from the binary. Download strings.exe here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysin...s/bb897439

Open terminal and use it like this:

strings.exe yourbinary.exe > textfile.txt

This will put all strings found into textfile.txt. This way you can find passwords or e-mails or other information of programs without any protection or obfuscation.

.NET binaries can be decompiled easily, so you only need to know some high level programming to read it properly. Coder-san already told you the programs you need. Not every .exe is a .NET binary though.

For the protected stuff you will need reverse engineering knowledge.
To learn reverse engineering try lena's tutorials: http://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
or random's: http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/sample-page

You will have to learn assembly first though.

[Deque]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

Ok, thanks. I didn't try to decompile it to .net code.
Edit: @Coder-san: Now I got the password too.

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

For the most basic stuff you just need i.e. a string viewer to grab all the strings from the binary. Download strings.exe here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysin...s/bb897439

Open terminal and use it like this:

strings.exe yourbinary.exe > textfile.txt

This will put all strings found into textfile.txt. This way you can find passwords or e-mails or other information of programs without any protection or obfuscation.

.NET binaries can be decompiled easily, so you only need to know some high level programming to read it properly. Coder-san already told you the programs you need. Not every .exe is a .NET binary though.

For the protected stuff you will need reverse engineering knowledge.
To learn reverse engineering try lena's tutorials: http://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
or random's: http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/sample-page

You will have to learn assembly first though.

[Shad0w Warr10r]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

Ok, thanks. I didn't try to decompile it to .net code.
Edit: @Coder-san: Now I got the password too.

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

For the most basic stuff you just need i.e. a string viewer to grab all the strings from the binary. Download strings.exe here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysin...s/bb897439

Open terminal and use it like this:

strings.exe yourbinary.exe > textfile.txt

This will put all strings found into textfile.txt. This way you can find passwords or e-mails or other information of programs without any protection or obfuscation.

.NET binaries can be decompiled easily, so you only need to know some high level programming to read it properly. Coder-san already told you the programs you need. Not every .exe is a .NET binary though.

For the protected stuff you will need reverse engineering knowledge.
To learn reverse engineering try lena's tutorials: http://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
or random's: http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/sample-page

You will have to learn assembly first though.

thanks bro.. for the information....

[Shad0w Warr10r]

Yes it wasn't visible in a text/hex editor. I'm not aware of the reason, but it was simply hard-coded in the form I decompiled.

Ok, thanks. I didn't try to decompile it to .net code.
Edit: @Coder-san: Now I got the password too.

It was not obfuscated, and inside it was a hard-coded password.
I wonder why do you want it. I won't reveal the password since it's somebody's property.

can you please teach me that please..

For the most basic stuff you just need i.e. a string viewer to grab all the strings from the binary. Download strings.exe here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysin...s/bb897439

Open terminal and use it like this:

strings.exe yourbinary.exe > textfile.txt

This will put all strings found into textfile.txt. This way you can find passwords or e-mails or other information of programs without any protection or obfuscation.

.NET binaries can be decompiled easily, so you only need to know some high level programming to read it properly. Coder-san already told you the programs you need. Not every .exe is a .NET binary though.

For the protected stuff you will need reverse engineering knowledge.
To learn reverse engineering try lena's tutorials: http://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
or random's: http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/sample-page

You will have to learn assembly first though.

thanks bro.. for the information....