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DISASSEMBLING VISUAL BASIC APPLICATIONS - II
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Submitted on: 11/13/2006 8:09:03 AM
By: Sanchit Karve
Level: Intermediate
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This article is an update of the first tutorial that shows how simple it is to disassemble and understand VB programs.
Based on Feedback, I've added a few more sections and edited some text.
This is the 'trailer' to what's coming up next. The next tutorial will continue where this one will stop.
So instead of updates, you'll be finding a multipart tutorial which packs in a lot more important stuff without repeating the old information.
So go ahead and read this , so you can make the most of the big one's...coming up real soon.
I'd like it if you could VOTE for me as well as give me feedback on what you want in the next tutorial, and post about what's good and what's not in this one.
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 11/13/2006 9:26:08 AM: Robert Rayment
I'm a long way from understanding all this but fascinating article - thankyou *****
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11/13/2006 10:18:32 AM: Light Templer
Good article for crackers so far ... ;-) Maybe the information on VB developer level how to write better against cracks protected apps would be enough ...? Anyway: Lot of detailed infos here! Longing to see part 2. Regards - LiTe
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11/13/2006 9:22:27 PM: T Jackson
This is well and truly out of the scope of things for here. You will not get the appreciation it deserves, would be better situated where C++ and ASM projects are the main attraction. Also, personal opinion, within 10-20yrs time, only system developers will be using low level languages. Better learn to love VB unless your intentions are just to write drivers and hack around. I don’t claim VB to be completely idealistic in its current
form but, in years to come it indeed will be.
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11/14/2006 1:38:58 PM: Sanchit Karve
To T Jackson,
Absolutely, Im with you 100%.
To Light Templer:
This isn't exactly a crackers tutorial although it seems like one.
The next few tutorials on the subject will be written in a different manner and you'll see what I mean then.
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11/15/2006 10:13:48 AM: Timo Böhme
Hi.
I do not understand all. But perhaps, you can engineer a VB7 Version?
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11/15/2006 11:25:06 AM: mnasell
good job man !
Nice to see that there are still someone outthere who doesn't only view at the surface of things. OK - not many key validation are that simple implementet like your example, but give an idea how to start to search ;-) 5* from me
... and looking out for you next tut.
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11/22/2006 7:46:03 AM: Libor Blaheta
i like your work, could you describe how exaclty VB call apis?
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11/23/2006 7:49:17 AM: Heartz Hacker
Dude, good work. Keep it up! 5 from me.
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11/29/2006 9:13:18 AM: Steppenwolfe
What would be interesting to know, is what is the difference between .Net compilations. The same small app written in C++ and Vb .Net, how do they differ?
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11/30/2006 8:36:58 AM: Eric mrE521
A disassembler I have that will disassemble VB programs is Win32Disassembler(W32Dasm).
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12/4/2006 10:14:57 AM: Veli KAYA
Thank you, good work. 5 globes from me.
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12/9/2006 3:19:05 PM: Robert Onutor
Thanks that is wonderfull to know as a programmer,
Contact me please
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