by sbruyere | Apr 9, 2011 | C#
I’m currently working on a client’s project on migrating an important management application initially developed in VB6 to C# by using decompilation since the client lost his source code. This is my first .Net related post. The application uses many...
by sbruyere | Jan 5, 2011 | Reverse Engineering, Security, Visual Basic
Now that VBReFormer is a well advanced decompiler for Visual Basic application, I was searching for some unsolved crackmes in order to made sample of decompiling for learning purpose. The website Crackmes.de contains an impressive number of crackmes applications, a...
by sbruyere | May 22, 2010 | Reverse Engineering, Security, Visual Basic
One of the most exiting feature of VBReFormer is design edition mode for binaries Visual Basic applications. I have done this webcast to show that we can easily edit and alter an executable written with Visual Basic 6 with help of my half-decompiler VBReFormer 2007...
by sbruyere | Nov 5, 2009 | Reverse Engineering, Security, Virtualization, Visual Basic
I’m proud to announce the release and availability of VBReFormer Professional 5.4 (for licensed users). The updated version of VBReFormer can be downloaded from your client account! http://www.decompiler-vb.net/account.aspx What’s new in VBReFormer Professional 5.4 ?...
by sbruyere | May 22, 2008 | Non classé
Hi there, I’m Sylvain Bruyere, and welcome to my blog. For those who don’t know who I am, in two words: I’m the author of VBReFormer, freelance developer focused on Microsoft development technologies in which I have a fair amount of experience, but that isn’t the...
