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The Writing damage my dll ? #457
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It looks like the same problem with mine: #455
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Oh thanks bro for reply |
unfortunately |
Please provide the C# code and the origial dll file. |
dll c# code Thank You About Your Help <3 |
Sorry, I did not use .NET framwork with dnlib. I have no idea. |
i appreciate your help 😊 |
Try calling |
First thank you for your help, |
You need to find a deobfuscator for it. |
unfortunately, there is no can i deob it manually, is any toturial ? maybe you can help ? |
hi sir,
![err](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31288493/158323440-6fd35b84-9aed-4551-9c90-32e5a65e5f10.PNG)
am just read the dll and write it and its been damaged
there is very big difference between the original dll size and the written dll
as shown in pic
and i have used the metadata flags [preserve all & keep old stack]
options.MetadataOptions.Flags = MetadataFlags.PreserveAll;
options.MetadataOptions.Flags |= MetadataFlags.KeepOldMaxStack;
there is any advice to keep my dll not damaged after write ?
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