[xSilent]

Part 1: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=645385

Welcome to part 2 - Coding the Stub

From your first project, go to File > Add Project > New Project and add a console application (Yes, console application, just do it and I'll explain later)

Once your in the code form, add a new class and name it Function

Function Code
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using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

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Now go back to program and finish the stub code.
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using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Reflection;

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Couple of more things to do in the stub.

Go to Properties and change Output Style to Windows Application.

Once your done with that, uncomment the "System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes(Path, Properties.Resources.S);" line, add the stub to resources and test it.

Now it has some issues, but you should be able to fix it with no problem as soon as it happens.

Happy Coding 🤝

C# and VB Versions
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[xSilent]

No comments at all on this tutorial at all?

[JackD]

this is c#, the most code in vb.net. but nice tut anyways

[xSilent]

this is c#, the most code in vb.net. but nice tut anyways

C# and VB is the same thing, just a different syntax. They both run off framework. Unless you use Microsoft.Visualbasic.dll in VB ❓ which is a bad habit IMO

[ZoomElephant]

Nice tut man, keep it up
too short

[xSilent]

Bump up this thread one more time.

[Kink]

Cool :) I have been starting to "try" C# lately and this is a good start from VB.NET..easy to understand.

[xSilent]

Cool :) I have been starting to "try" C# lately and this is a good start from VB.NET..easy to understand.

C# is easier then VB IMO and it makes more sense due to the C syntax.

VB

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Dim Str As String

C#

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String Str;

Shorter also 🎉

Let me know what you think.

Just don't carry any bad habits from the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace :P

[laptopguy]

Shit hot tut xSilent.

[Watch my warning level increase now: TOO SHORT]

[xSilent]

Shit hot tut xSilent.

[Watch my warning level increase now: TOO SHORT]

Thanks

[Check out my warning level also: too short]

[dafdpunk]

I´v trubles adding the stub.. Compile the stub and add the exe? Add the Project? Add the *.cs files? How I do that?

[intrigued1980]

sicccck and smoooth coding, ill have a go at this later , thanks man.

[intrigued1980]

Hiya Silent, cool code!

I just gave it a bash and learnt more about using the unmanaged kernel32.dll read and writing resource.

Can I ask why you used that, instead of something simple like , 'System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes(string path, data bytes[])' and 'System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(string path) , or FileStream class.

Also, wondering why you didn't encrypt the bytes, wouldn't the signature of the programs still reside in the bytes and if malicious be detected by the anti-virus .

[Do0ks]

Looks like a great tut, Im gonna try this soon. I havent really messed around with C# but i really would like to learn. Thanks for the tut man.

[IvyMongrain]

Nice tut, easy to follow, though half asleep and drunk I could rush through it last night for some finger exercises^^. Don't know if that's the reason but getting a

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System.Overflow exception

for the stub on

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Byte[] bPtr = new Byte[size - 1];

any ideas?