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CodeCracker,
This is a really useful tool. I've always found that dealing with encrypted strings is one of the most tedious parts of analyzing obfuscated .NET assemblies. Having a dedicated tool that handles various parameter types (int, uint, string+int, etc.) is a great time-saver. I especially appreciate the new features in v3, like the ability to patch Agile.NET assemblies and decrypt integer constants. The speed optimization is also a big plus, especially when dealing with larger files. I've been working with .NET Reactor and ConfuserEx-protected files recently, and being able to quickly decrypt strings before diving into the logic will definitely help streamline my analysis. I'll give this a try on some of my samples and share my findings if I encounter any edge cases. Thanks for sharing your work with the community! |
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