Botch wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote

Botch wrote Why are you casting a byte array as an array? o_0
Also, this looks suspiciously like decompiled code... but whatever, nice release I guess?

That makes no sense at all. How can you tell if its decompiled or not?

As vSmithy said, variable names in decompiled code are their data type followed by a number, which all of his variables are. No programmer, especially one programming with concepts as complex as these, names their variables like that, as it's terrible practice. Also, he uses numbers that aren't valid in any high-level language: at one point he subtracts a '9B' value. It's not decimal, it's not binary, but it's not hexadecimal either considering there is no '0x' notation preceding it.

I don't know, I might be wrong, but it seems to be decompiled code. No hate to anyone though.

Yes the variable names do seem 'odd' but that doesn't mean he decompiled. Its possible that he did but its also possible that he didn't.

AnimeHypedUp wrote

Botch wrote

AnimeHypedUp wrote

Botch wrote Why are you casting a byte array as an array? o_0
Also, this looks suspiciously like decompiled code... but whatever, nice release I guess?

That makes no sense at all. How can you tell if its decompiled or not?

As vSmithy said, variable names in decompiled code are their data type followed by a number, which all of his variables are. No programmer, especially one programming with concepts as complex as these, names their variables like that, as it's terrible practice. Also, he uses numbers that aren't valid in any high-level language: at one point he subtracts a '9B' value. It's not decimal, it's not binary, but it's not hexadecimal either considering there is no '0x' notation preceding it.

I don't know, I might be wrong, but it seems to be decompiled code. No hate to anyone though.

Yes the variable names do seem 'odd' but that doesn't mean he decompiled. Its possible that he did but its also possible that he didn't.

That's why I haven't been saying something along the lines of 'hurr-durr u crcked teh toolz nd r leech m8'. Nothing is outside the realms of possibility lol.

AnimeHypedUp wrote Yes the variable names do seem 'odd' but that doesn't mean he decompiled. Its possible that he did but its also possible that he didn't.

Unless he purposely is trying to confuse others as to what is actually happening in the code or what the significance of each value is, there is absolutely no reason or sense in naming the variables as such.

More indication that this is decompiled source is that he recently posted a chunk of code in a separate thread, claiming that he found it after decompiling a paid tool (see here)

Not hating, but if it is originally someone elses work, the least you could do is give credit. After all, you're (presumably) posting it without their permission.