Hey guys how y’all been,
i’ve been good, in fact i am happy after a long time, So im gona love talking about this, so here is the thing before like 7-8 months (before i got my job) i was fully involved in reverse engineering, modding mostly windows, but also old linux machines with security flaws to train for some capture the flags and the plain curisity of… lets say how to break stuff. On the windows part i was mostly doing with debuggers, scripts and memory. So here i am explaining the tale of how i started my venture into c# and security, back in the days i used to do admire crack realeases, trainers, etc. So at the begining when i was in 10th grade i already knew that i was going in the path of a software and choose computer science in the next year (senior year).
I began to learn form core about debugging. processors, assembly, etc, At the same time that i was doing that i began to have an interest in trainers and what not, but the main problem was i knew how to find memeoy addresses by debugging and scanning through different tools but i did not know how to do them programmatically. so the venture started in c#, since there was already a ton of source available in visual basic and i knew c and object oriented programming and c# is similar to java in many ways and the fact that i was mostly working in windows made me lean over c#.
At the begining it was tough i didn’t know where to start, but little by little i learned at that time and was doing projects by using a custom library for my projects involving meomory stuff, so when i was in home recently and going through my old desktop i found the lib and soo i took it seperately dusted it off worked on that for cleaning it made sure it worked on the latest build, built a seperate dill, compiled and released it on github, Looking at that project after a long time, made me release why i even choose this field, at those days everything was fascinating to me and i wanted to learn everything, So for any new beginners entering into reversing, modding, creating trainers and c# I have created this repo for them. Most stuff on usage, reason and lib are on the github repo given below.