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Everything is Dot Net. because it's trivial! - Surveillance.solutions - Jun 13, 2016
All most all keylogger on hackerForums ( have not checked paid ones )
are made with don net.
So how come the keylogger will work if the victim machine does not have any Dot net framework installed ?
This is not persistent.
Please name me a free keylogger (coded using native language).
Thanks
* - Ventriloquism - Jun 13, 2016
Is there any reason you posted here opposed to the KEYLOGGER section lmao?
* - pop_shell - Jun 13, 2016
Why don't you learn C++ and code your own?
* - Morgunstjarna - Jun 13, 2016
Because it compiles into an executable which can run on any windows based system.
* - Nuclear3mbargo - Jun 14, 2016
(Jun 13, 2016 06:27 PM)Morgunstjarna Wrote: Because it compiles into an executable which can run on any windows based system.
Depends, windows comes with .Net installed, however if the version is older than the one in which the keylogger is written, it may cause malfunctioning.
Here are the versions of .Net, which comes with windows:
Quote:XP
.NET v1.0 -- Service pack 1
.NET v2.0 -- Service packs 2 & 3
Vista
.NET v3.0 -- All service packs
Windows 7
.NET v3.5 -- All versions and service packs
Windows 8
.NET v4.0 + Metro UI available.
Windows 8.1
.Net v4.5 + Metro UI available.
Windows 10
.Net v4.6 + Metro UI + Universal Apps available.
All contains .NET v4.6 if Windows Update is enabled. (Not for all versions of windows)
source : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7611023/how-to-run-c-sharp-exe-without-net-framework
* - INVULBOX - Jun 14, 2016
Most malware coded in C# only requires v2.0 framework, and as Nuclear stated Windows Vista and up comes pre-loaded with v3.0+. So unless the coder is completely high and add a function that requires v4.0 I don't see a problem with malware coded in C# - for the average Joe.