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+---- Thread: [.NET] Need Super Simple Crypter SRC. pls read! (/showthread.php?tid=3590345)
Need Super Simple Crypter SRC. pls read! - pcpr - Jul 1, 2013
Hello HF
i only need the src of a crypter that makes my exe in decompilers unreadable.
nothing more nothing less :)
* - tweety - Jul 1, 2013
Something like that does not exist for .NET apart from VirtualNet which is now open source.
* - pcpr - Jul 1, 2013
wat ? i dont know the latest news please tell me !
* - Cornflower Blue இڿڰۣ-ڰۣ— - Jul 1, 2013
Make your own, or search Google, YouTube and HF.
* - Washi - Jul 1, 2013
You have to understand crypters are not software protectors. If you are looking for a source code that will protect another application from being decompiled, you should search for an obfuscator.
* - Cornflower Blue இڿڰۣ-ڰۣ— - Jul 1, 2013
(Jul 1, 2013 12:23 PM)TheUnknownProgrammer Wrote: You have to understand crypters are not software protectors. If you are looking for a source code that will protect another application from being decompiled, you should search for an obfuscator.
Hehe, if he uses one that open to public, wont your net resolver still work tho? ;)
* - Washi - Jul 1, 2013
(Jul 1, 2013 12:25 PM)lhendrey4.5 Wrote: Hehe, if he uses one that open to public, wont your net resolver still work tho? ;)
Well, DotNet Resolver might be able to open the protected application, but probably fail to translate the methods into readable Visual Basic or C# source code (you can however read the raw msil). Next to that if you are using runtime based protections such as method encryption, DotNet Resolver wouldn't have a clue what to do. My application is a decompiler and not a deobfuscator, and therefore it would not be able to decrypt protected applications.