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thanks for reply, more questions to understand that I'm moving in the right direction:
>There's no Double[][] type until runtime so you can't resolve it at all it means that if I'm working with such a method (that operates w/runtime only types) I'll not be able to decrypt that method at all? >Check the structures in the decrypter class and see if you can find the method you need to decrypt. 1) am I right supposing that all I could do - is to detect such a method(s) that use runtime types and just to skip those in the iterator? 2) are you referring here to the Babel_NET.MethodsDecrypter.decrypt() routine? in my case I"m having 101 methods inside GetEncryptedMethods() list 3) of course I'll be able to identify the method that the tool fails to decrypt, whats the next step then... eg: http://prntscr.com/7b5tum the last one is the faulty one ![]() now, having that for example I"ll skip the method that is using runtime type (imageReader.Restore(current.FullName, current.method) ![]() how then I'll be able to inspect the source code of it later on? it is possible to have for example 99.9% of methods decrypted and just some - left as is?... again, I"m just trying to understand the tactics here... thanks for your time and assitance, 0xd4d! Last edited by sendersu; 05-31-2015 at 00:36. Reason: +pic |
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