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Leak Decompile a program written in C#.NET - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Hacking Tools (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking-Tools) +--- Thread: Leak Decompile a program written in C#.NET (/Thread-Leak-Decompile-a-program-written-in-C-NET) |
Decompile a program written in C#.NET - CoolBro - 07-19-2021 This is GrayWolf (ver 1.88) developed by DigitalBodyGuard, the website stopped working several years ago but you can get it at Archive.org. This application allows you to decompile programs written in C#.NET, I use it to discover the true intentions of people sharing content on this forum, many upload lots of malware written in C# and with this program you literally expose them, LOL. GrayWolf: https://anonfiles.com/ZcCfyf7bu0/GrayWolf_zip VirusTotal Scan: https://virustotal.com/gui/file/533afe3493caae3a36d03f7766aeeec4de9f682a76d73b8098f975daacf48c0b/detection RE: Decompile a program written in C#.NET - mothered - 07-19-2021 The VT report was around 5 months old, hence I've updated It to the current date. It still remains at zero detections. Thanks for the contribution. RE: Decompile a program written in C#.NET - fritz - 07-19-2021 Why not just use dotPeek? It's free and still under active development, and works pretty great RE: Decompile a program written in C#.NET - CoolBro - 07-19-2021 I use GrayWolf just to extract the source code, but you are right dotPeek is more complete and much better in functions. |