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Cracked.to Auth - But for VB.NET/Visual Basic?

by SelfMade - 29 November, 2019 - 10:18 AM
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Try to convert C# into VB, I think there are a fee tools online that can do that.
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(This post was last modified: 29 November, 2019 - 10:35 AM by MeSvAk.)
you can do some shits about it I once used a mixer in asp.net not sure if still works,



one more way ... try to read this I used this once and worked fine back to 2015 https://www.cryptosys.net/pki/manpki/pki...otNet.html



now comes to what I most likely say its the best if u can code in both c# and vb 


you can make vb as a reference so u can add or even call it in c# here is what I will attach to make you an illustration 


like in vb we have 
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#your code is written here with whatevercalss (here is vbclass)
Public Class VBClass
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Public
Function VBMethod()
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Console.WriteLine("your fucking method ")
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End Function
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Public
Function AddNumber(ByVal num1 As Integer,
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ByVal num2 As Integer)As Integer
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Return num1 + num2
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End Function
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End Class
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now you needa call this shit in c# so here its 
 
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class Program
 
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{
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static void Main(string[] args)
 
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{
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CSharpMethod(); #you needa call here
 
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VBClass vbClass = new VBClass();
 
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vbClass.VBMethod();
 
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Console.WriteLine(vbClass.AddNumber(5, 6).ToString());
 
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}
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public static void CSharpMethod()
 
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{
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Console.WriteLine("here you go bitch");
 
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}
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}
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just note that you needa add that vb as a reference

(29 November, 2019 - 10:25 AM)Jenz_V Wrote: Show More
Try to convert C# into VB, I think there are a fee tools online that can do that.

i dont think that would be the best if the program is huge the dll will get corrupted
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Pretty sure you can just translate the code. C# and VB are pretty similar all you need to do is look at the request being made from the c# client and so on. Another thing you can do is simply make a c# class import that into your VB project or you can use @BataBo  's dll which I believe supports VB.
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ok to avoid dll corruption make sure the
program ain't huge

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