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At my last job, I had to patch a binary for one of our internal .NET applications. The application was hardcoded to connect to a specific database, but we neede
by tjalfi 2y ago
At my last job, I had to patch a binary for one of our internal .NET applications. The application was hardcoded to connect to a specific database, but we needed it to work with a different one. Since the original developer was unavailable, I disassembled the application, updated the configuration, and then reassembled it.
- mystified5016 2y ago.net is the very obvious exception to this kind of thing, yes. .net very deliberately makes this kind of tampering quite trivial in comparison