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rpg711

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Can somebody help me de-obfuscate and decompile my program? I sorta lost the source code but it is obfuscated at the IL level. It is attached in a RAR archive.
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LOL, I'm sure that is your code.

Anyways just use OllyDbg, if it is really your code then you should have better luck going through the obfuscation then any of us.

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May I ask how I use OllyDbg?
It comes up with the chart but I really don't understand any of the things that come up.
Also, I don't know how I would get the source code from all those letters, is there any function that would automatically find build and save the source code?

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Dude are you serious? You can't just take an executable and turn it back into source code. OllyDbg gets it back to assembly for you.

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My experience is that deobfuscated source is useless for futher development on it as a project. But it may help to understand how programm operates. So if it is your code the best way is to rewrite it.

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unfortunately the whole point of obfuscation is to make decompiling a hellish task. You would have better luck using the executable as a reference to rewrite the program.
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