[gigajew]

Modified this UAC exploit to run as admin without a prompt. Thanks to Nyan cat, wouldn't be aware of the CVE if it wasn't for them. Nyan's thread: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6008376

[Aadgjmptw72]

Posting here as a bookmark so i can come back to it later

Thanks for sharing

[MavenGradle]

Apparently you think it's fine to allow delays that are less than zero. Why even use a property?

[gigajew]

Apparently you think it's fine to allow delays that are less than zero. Why even use a property?

Elaborate please

[MavenGradle]

Elaborate please

Code

public static int Timeout { get; set; } = 100;

On a side note, too bad you don't follow the object oriented principals.

[SaketSaket]

again a wonderful code snippet from you...

[deiski]

Code

public static int Timeout { get; set; } = 100;

On a side note, too bad you don't follow the object oriented principals.

What the fuck is wrong with you guys?
Every single time he posts, you have one of losers have to be assholes about it rather than give proper constructive criticism / the fix to the issue.

No wonder this section is dying.

Thanks for the share OP.

[NYANxCAT]

Amazing work and very clean code. Good job

[learner319]

Amazing work and very clean code. Good job

Brother if you mind please,Will you add more silent UAC bypass method and reverse proxy ( Quasar Rat has this option but no multiple ddns suport ) ?.I really love your works.I have seen you in github first then HF.I always pray for you <3

[max_int]

Eager to test this but, i have a problem compiling the code.
FileStream.FlushAsync() is not available on the NetFramework 4.0 (only 4.5 and above)
and i can(t switch from 4.0 to 4.5.
Any thoughts ?
Also seems like await does not work with Task as implemented in NetFramework 4.0.

[MavenGradle]

Eager to test this but, i have a problem compiling the code.
FileStream.FlushAsync() is not available on the NetFramework 4.0 (only 4.5 and above)
and i can(t switch from 4.0 to 4.5.
Any thoughts ?
Also seems like await does not work with Task as implemented in NetFramework 4.0.

Asynchronous methods are not available in < .NET 4.5 && < C# 5. You'd have to switch your application to >= .NET 4.5, transpile some of the functionality of async await yourself (for which you'd need to know and understand how they are implemented in the .NET Framework) or use a nuget package that transpiles some of the logic to older versions:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft...nc/1.0.168

Be warned though, this nuget package is extremely outdated and you might face several issues but the package is provided by Microsoft. In any case, why would you still be using .NET 4.0 in this day and age?

[naxster]

To make this work, do i need to replace the Stub.cs in Visual studio to yours? :)

[deh Sum Alha]

Very good thread. Thank you!

[Kwasu]

Nice dude, will analyze in the future

[vaiperboy]

Asynchronous methods are not available in < .NET 4.5 && < C# 5. You'd have to switch your application to >= .NET 4.5, transpile some of the functionality of async await yourself (for which you'd need to know and understand how they are implemented in the .NET Framework) or use a nuget package that transpiles some of the logic to older versions:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft...nc/1.0.168

Be warned though, this nuget package is extremely outdated and you might face several issues but the package is provided by Microsoft. In any case, why would you still be using .NET 4.0 in this day and age?

you know you did too much programming when you use && instead of &
xD