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Mar 2nd, 2007, 01:01 PM
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Any hints to fool deassembling VB6.exe code?
VB6.exe code seems to be easily deassembled (converted) into Assembler language. I have no experience with Asm? Could anyone be so helpful providing some hits (willingly with examples) about the disabilities of Assembler in understanding compiled VB6 code. In other words any tricks to confuse the deassembled reader.
Do variables names in (sources Vb6 compiled into exe) appear as they are in exe and then in the deassembled code? Like Dim Price: Price=10. Does the phrase Price appear readable anywhere after VB6 compilation.
Thanks alot for any respons
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