Hacking .NET(C#) Applications: The Black Arts (ASM attacks)
summary
Claims a toolkit that edits .NET apps on disk and live in memory, swapping IL on disk and overwriting JIT'd machine code to change behavior; demonstrates Greywolf for IL patching, GrayDragon for injecting DLLs into other processes, and loading raw Metasploit payloads into runtime functions by creating delegates and writing bytes with Marshal.Copy. Shows how privates become accessible, Visual Studio user‑control constructors can trigger execution, and gives concrete counts (e.g. 15 source lines → ~34 IL → ~77 assembly) and free tools to reproduce.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Cross Platform Next Step From C++/JAVA
- 5:10HOW MUCH CODE DO YOU NEED TO READ
- 25:39Basics of ASM in .NET Demo
- 39:30What is the security?
- 45:28Jon McCoy
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