.net modification of a method (without decompilation)

[Shub-Nigurrath]

Hi all,
here the request.

Suppose I have a method like GetMACAddress() in a .net program and suppose also I don't want (or can't) decompile it to a svn project and recompile it.

What I have is reflector and an IL editor (or even IDA).

Now the mentioned method returns the MAC address of the machine into a string, what I would like to do is to patch the function with something like the following: just return a string I decide and nothing else.

GetMACAddress() {
return "0A-00-00-00-00";
}

the question is therefore twofold.
1. how can I add this string (the fake MAC) to the resources (I tried several resource editor or reflexil but can't do this on a .net exe).
2. how can I code a function like the one I said, take the IL code and patch the original function.

Suggestions and tools are welcome

Thanks
Shub

[Smoke]

reflexil -> repace all with code... -> ret ""0A-00-00-00-00";

or IL

ldsrt 0A-00-00-00-00;
ret

[wilson bibe]

Did you tried the CFF explorer, there are a resource editor in it.

[Shub-Nigurrath]

CFF damn, I forgot of it .. thanks

[sendersu]

ReflexIL, CFF Explorer, all cool to change bytes
but what if assembly is signed?

[wilson bibe]

If the assembly is signed you can use the StrongName_Killer coded by codecraker, or Strong Name Remover coded by Andrea bertolotto, Reflector, etc....

[LaDidi]

@Shub-Nigurrath:
May you send us your exemple ?
Regards.

[Shub-Nigurrath]

I'll see what can I share.

[Kurapica]

Shub, If you need any help then you can send me a pm