Preferably good at C# but any compiled language compatible with windows is ok.

I do malware as a service and need more people to help expand our business so we can write more malware faster as well as having more variety in our products.

If u fit this criteria and want to make money PM me so we can do business.

The terms "malware" and "C#" shall not be uttered in the same sentence.

(October 30, 2022, 07:29 PM)thekilob Wrote: The terms "malware" and "C#" shall not be uttered in the same sentence.

C user?

Why use C for malware? C# & C++ are terrible and every researcher who's even a novice reverse engineer will simply just rip your Malware apart in 2 minutes. Use Go or Rust as it opens the door to run Malware on other platforms and pisses Reverse Engineers off along with having less bugs. To compare writing Malware in C vs Rust, Go or Python is like trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET/Adobe Cold Fusion over writing a page in Ruby/Python. Less Bugs, Less problems better results. Not to mention Go lang is pretty much C, Python and one other language combined making it fast, stable and easy to use whist making disassembly hard.

(October 30, 2022, 08:29 PM)Pain Wrote: Why use C for malware? C# & C++ are terrible and every researcher who's even a novice reverse engineer will simply just rip your Malware apart in 2 minutes. Use Go or Rust as it opens the door to run Malware on other platforms and pisses Reverse Engineers off along with having less bugs. To compare writing Malware in C vs Rust, Go or Python is like trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET/Adobe Cold Fusion over writing a page in Ruby/Python. Less Bugs, Less problems better results. Not to mention Go lang is pretty much C, Python and one other language combined making it fast, stable and easy to use whist making disassembly hard.

This nigger really just categorized C# and C++ into "C", how fucking stupid do you have to be?
If you don't know what you're talking about, it's best if you just shut the fuck up.

(October 30, 2022, 07:32 PM)NecroSyS Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 07:29 PM)thekilob Wrote: The terms "malware" and "C#" shall not be uttered in the same sentence.

C user?

That's the goal.

(October 30, 2022, 08:59 PM)thekilob Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 08:29 PM)Pain Wrote: Why use C for malware? C# & C++ are terrible and every researcher who's even a novice reverse engineer will simply just rip your Malware apart in 2 minutes. Use Go or Rust as it opens the door to run Malware on other platforms and pisses Reverse Engineers off along with having less bugs. To compare writing Malware in C vs Rust, Go or Python is like trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET/Adobe Cold Fusion over writing a page in Ruby/Python. Less Bugs, Less problems better results. Not to mention Go lang is pretty much C, Python and one other language combined making it fast, stable and easy to use whist making disassembly hard.

This nigger really just categorized C# and C++ into "C", how fucking stupid do you have to be?
If you don't know what you're talking about, it's best if you just shut the fuck up.

(October 30, 2022, 07:32 PM)NecroSyS Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 07:29 PM)thekilob Wrote: The terms "malware" and "C#" shall not be uttered in the same sentence.

C user?

That's the goal.

C# and C++ are terrible languages regardless of what way you wanna sum it up. Both are fucking vulnerable and ripped to shreds. Also Developing malware in C# or C++ Is retarded, Use Go Lang Rust or anything other than Python, Assembly, VB or C for fuck's sake if every malware dev stopped using the most common programming langauge Anti-Virus firms would have a problem keeping up and disassembling it

Thanks for share mate

(October 30, 2022, 08:29 PM)Pain Wrote: Why use C for malware? C# & C++ are terrible and every researcher who's even a novice reverse engineer will simply just rip your Malware apart in 2 minutes. Use Go or Rust as it opens the door to run Malware on other platforms and pisses Reverse Engineers off along with having less bugs. To compare writing Malware in C vs Rust, Go or Python is like trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET/Adobe Cold Fusion over writing a page in Ruby/Python. Less Bugs, Less problems better results. Not to mention Go lang is pretty much C, Python and one other language combined making it fast, stable and easy to use whist making disassembly hard.

First, C# is Microsoft java is isn't close to the beauty of C or C++. Secondly comparing C and Go is almost exactly like Apple and Pears, sure they are both compiled languages with many syntactic similarities, but Go is a flaming mess from it's error system, to it's stupid module system, and even down to inane limitations and ugly naming system. I have to agree that Go and Rust will piss off REer, but python? Python is so easy to reverse, it can even be done by hand after a little bit of practice and the dis module (unless you use something like Cython). Now, if the goal is to annoy people I have the perfect thing: assembly, few people know it and fewer are interested in poking through obscure malware samples, if assembly is to hard to use regularly then you can always hack some simple compiler up for fun and profit. Another option for hard RE is using an obscure or lesser used lang like zig.

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(October 31, 2022, 01:14 AM)Pain Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 08:59 PM)thekilob Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 08:29 PM)Pain Wrote: Why use C for malware? C# & C++ are terrible and every researcher who's even a novice reverse engineer will simply just rip your Malware apart in 2 minutes. Use Go or Rust as it opens the door to run Malware on other platforms and pisses Reverse Engineers off along with having less bugs. To compare writing Malware in C vs Rust, Go or Python is like trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET/Adobe Cold Fusion over writing a page in Ruby/Python. Less Bugs, Less problems better results. Not to mention Go lang is pretty much C, Python and one other language combined making it fast, stable and easy to use whist making disassembly hard.

This nigger really just categorized C# and C++ into "C", how fucking stupid do you have to be?
If you don't know what you're talking about, it's best if you just shut the fuck up.

(October 30, 2022, 07:32 PM)NecroSyS Wrote:

(October 30, 2022, 07:29 PM)thekilob Wrote: The terms "malware" and "C#" shall not be uttered in the same sentence.

C user?

That's the goal.

C# and C++ are terrible languages regardless of what way you wanna sum it up. Both are fucking vulnerable and ripped to shreds. Also Developing malware in C# or C++ Is retarded, Use Go Lang Rust or anything other than Python, Assembly, VB or C for fuck's sake if every malware dev stopped using the most common programming langauge Anti-Virus firms would have a problem keeping up and disassembling it

Are you joking? C is easier than C++ to reverse!