<VB.Net> How do I make a builder?

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Heyo, I'm new to making programs, and I want to make a builder. It will basically be an exe file which makes another exe file. I know it's possible, but I don't know how to start. Any help? I already have the code for the payload. 

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Most builders don't generate a totally new exe. They embed an exe that gets dropped to disk and then some bits are overwritten inside of it. Try to look at exe resources for windows.

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Heyo, I'm new to making programs, and I want to make a builder. It will basically be an exe file which makes another exe file. I know it's possible, but I don't know how to start. Any help? I already have the code for the payload. 

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I can help you if you want :)

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Most builders don't generate a totally new exe. They embed an exe that gets dropped to disk and then some bits are overwritten inside of it. Try to look at exe resources for windows.

No. I've made my own builder and you can make a totally new exe

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I can help you if you want :)

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Most builders don't generate a totally new exe. They embed an exe that gets dropped to disk and then some bits are overwritten inside of it. Try to look at exe resources for windows.

No. I've made my own builder and you can make a totally new exe

are you incompetent? byte patching is the way to go @ElectricPain is doing the right thing. A lot of positives from patching bytes, just because something works doesn't mean its good.

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I can help you if you want :)

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Most builders don't generate a totally new exe. They embed an exe that gets dropped to disk and then some bits are overwritten inside of it. Try to look at exe resources for windows.

No. I've made my own builder and you can make a totally new exe

are you incompetent? byte patching is the way to go @ElectricPain is doing the right thing. A lot of positives from patching bytes, just because something works doesn't mean its good.

Do you know code dom compiler ? This is one of the best way to make a builder with .Net I think and you can not to agree with me without insulating. With C++ (or native languages) you can't do it so patching bytes yes for native languages but there are many alternatives for managed languages