Why is this thread always so empty?
Other threads regularly have 10+ viewers and tons of posts. This one seems all but completely dead.
Is it because C# is a new language? Why is it? Is C# dead? Am I going the right way in learning C# for an all round programming language?
I heard oracle is fucking java up , and C++ is mad frustrating. C# seems like the perfect choice to me because as soon as you download that IDE, you can just jump in and start making a cool program with buttons and everything. It's a very fun language to program in so far.
So why does it seem like there's a mad shortage of people learning/working in C#?
I need a mentor , can anyone help? I'm using C# and want to learn more about how to ex. send information that I gathered from somewhere to a certain domain/email adress. I want to learn more about that. Like, if I made a program that could , let's say, steal your key and send it to a domain.. Wouldn't anyone be able to decompile it and just look at the domain it's being sent to, and just check it's ip and hack it?
"I'm using C# and want to learn more about how to ex. send information that I gathered from somewhere to a certain domain/email adress."
"I want to be able to take one of the stealers... then decompile it..."
Those 2 are very different. Anyway, good luck.
"...and just check it's ip and hack it?" - no. lol. It's an email server like gmail, and you want to 'hack it' ? No.
Np.
" Wouldn't anyone be able to decompile it and just look at the domain it's being sent to, and just check it's ip and hack it?" sounds like you're worried about getting caught, not catching someone else. imo.
"If somebody stole my key and I could see what domain it went to, there must be a way I could do something to get it back."
Yes, there is (maybe?), but 'hacking into the email server' is easier said than done :/ i don't even..
(unless the .exe has username and password saved in it..then obviously it's easy to log in)
Assume you see 'keyhacker124@gmail.com' in the .exe --> now you're going to hack @gmail.com, afaik, no.
See ya.