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  • VS.NET Tools Intermediate Language Disassembler (ILDAM)Feb 06, 2002. The ILDSAM tool parses any .NET Framework EXE/DLL Module and shows the information in a human-readeble format
  • Disassembler Mechanized: Part 1Apr 10, 2015. This article is the first part of how to do a mechanized disassembly in .Net.
  • Disassembler Mechanized: Part 3Apr 10, 2015. This article is the third part of how to do a mechanized disassembly in .Net.
  • Disassembler Mechanized: Part 4Apr 10, 2015. This article is the fourth and final part of how to do a mechanized disassembly in .Net.
  • Disassembler Mechanized: Part 2Apr 10, 2015. This article is the second part of how to do a mechanized disassembly in .Net.
  • Understanding the Common Type System in Real Scenarios Using The MSIL DisAssemblerFeb 24, 2014. This article explains the Common Type System (CTS) in Real Scenarios using the MSIL DisAssembler.
  • Disassemble code in Visual Studio instead of ILDSAM disassemblerMar 08, 2011. Most of the times when we want to see the disassembled code we will go for the ILDASM tool and give the mapped path of the dll and see the disassembled code in the tool. Now we have an option for that in Visual Studio itself. Let’s see in this article on how to do this step by step
  • Binary Cracking and Byte Patching With IDA ProNov 19, 2014. This dissertation explores binary patching techniques using IDA Pro, emphasizing reverse engineering, byte-level manipulation, and assembly code analysis. It covers configuring IDA Pro for patching, analyzing binary logic, and demonstrates patching procedures via IDA scripts and manual byte editing.
  • C# or VB.NET - World War IIIAug 23, 2001. In this article I'm going to go under the hood and show you what really happens to the in C# and VB.NET.
  • Visual Studio .NET: Start upMar 20, 2001. The next version of Visual Studio 6.0 is Visual Studio .NET (VS.NET). In the previous versions of Visual Studio Microsoft has different menu options to pick development environment such as VC++, Visual FoxPro, Visual Basic or Visual Interdev. This version of Visual Studio has integrated everything in one IDE. The reason for that might be all development languages share common library and tools.