[Help} Finding Source Code For A .exe

Hi guys, I need help finding the source code of a .exe I have downloaded.

It is a conquer bypasser named lazyman.exe, which you can find on the forums. I need to change the code a bit but am a novice and don't know how to open the .exe

help please?

Can anyone help?

lol.. thats actually very simple to do. u can revert any .exe into original machine code.... but thats all 1's and 0's.... i dont believe it s possible to make a program to filter the machine code back to any programming language.

anywayz long story short, what your trying to do is very very hard to do and very time consuming if you were to some way pull it off

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Originally Posted by Trippinshrumes lol.. thats actually very simple to do. u can revert any .exe into original machine code.... but thats all 1's and 0's.... i dont believe it s possible to make a program to filter the machine code back to any programming language. anywayz long story short, what your trying to do is very very hard to do and very time consuming if you were to some way pull it off

Assembly language isn't 1's and 0's lol. You can view more than that, but it's still not as easy to read as the source code.

anyways depending on what language lazyman was written in then yes you can get the actual source code to it.

If it was VB.Net / C# or something like ahk/ auto it then yes you can get the source.

For VB.Net / C# check out reflector. for ahk they have a tool on their forum called exe2ahk or something.

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Could you tell me how to use the exd2ahk program or find me a tutorial since i've had no luck finding one?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Hack0taku Could you tell me how to use the exd2ahk program or find me a tutorial since i've had no luck finding one? Thanks

Well once you find the program (use google to find it)
just drag the ahk executable file onto the ahk2exe program and it will generate a text file with the ahk source code.

it just opens a command prompt window for like 0.1 second then closes it and nothing else happens.
Does this mean lazyman is not scripted in AHK?

I coudn't say for sure. If you want to upload lazyman somewhere i'll take a look at it.

wow, Ian is probably the most useful thing on this forum.
No one else helps me.

Before you start trying to retreive anything besides assembly you need to know what language the .exe was written in, in the first place, otherwise your going to have a hard time finding a compatible reflector.

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Originally Posted by Ian* I coudn't say for sure. If you want to upload lazyman somewhere i'll take a look at it.

I have the same file as him,
here it is

Well i checked it out, it's not ahk, autoit, and if it's a C#/VB.Net/Delphi program it seems to have been packed so it's not reflectable.

For some reason I want to think it's written in delphi but I can't be too sure.

so what does that mean? can you fix it anyway? or do you know a fix for it?
maybe like make something like that or know people that can do it?
is it really that hard to make a program like that? what's CIDPROXY, isn't that like lazyman?
and btw, thank you for even replying, lol.

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Originally Posted by xSnipeyx so what does that mean? can you fix it anyway? or do you know a fix for it? It was created in 2006, it doesn't surprise me that it doesn't work now. maybe like make something like that or know people that can do it? is it really that hard to make a program like that? Depending if you know how to program then no it's not too hard. If i remember correctly lazyman was a click bot, soo, you could make that with ahk just reading a few tutorials. what's CIDPROXY, isn't that like lazyman? It's a proxy, lazy man was a clicker, sooo, same concept, different approach. and btw, thank you for even replying, lol.

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It was working all summer and like last week, and they've just recently patched it by changing the name from conquer.exe to ShadowCo.exe (my p-server) and even if you try to rename it, it will know and ask you to change it back. The reason we're looking for the source code is because we want to change lazyman to it would look for the other .exe so it will actually work and not just be some random useless .exe in a folder.

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