[CatchMeIfYouCan]

Ok, So I've been using Java RAT's recently because of there FUD ability, and I've also been then converting the .jar's into .exe's and they still remain undetectable... However, How would I implement a native java so that even if they dont have java, it still works... The runescape client for example.

Simple Question:

How would I implement native java into an executable java applet and then convert to .exe?

[arystar]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but a .jar converted into an executable file (.exe) is basically the jar file in an exe file that have some code to run the jar file; Hence it stays undetected. But, I don't think you could implement native java into an executable java applet and convert it to .exe, or at least that it would work... (again, I may be wrong)

Hope I helped :)

[CatchMeIfYouCan]

afraid your wrong, yet again the runescape client that uses java but you dont not need it installed, there is not one java file in runescape launcher directory, only .exe's

anyone know how to implement native java? I dont want to decompile the RS client again and look at the java copyright bit.

[CatchMeIfYouCan]

You are right about the jar being packed into the exe to run it.

What are you talking about? 😧 You do need Java installed to run the runescape client..

"yet again the runescape client that uses java but you dont not need it installed" are you dumb? why cant I get a straight answer from so-called L33T coders.

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You are right about the jar being packed into the exe to run it.

What are you talking about? 😧 You do need Java installed to run the runescape client..

and by that, I mean I was saying the point of the runecape launcher is that is uses Java, but you dont need java installed, because it has java files packed in the launcher iteself (native) read my post properly.

And yes, all it does is pack it into an exe, im not saying it turns java language into C++ -.-