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[Help] Add "Exploit is updated" to my exploit

NuKe_Fluffy

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ThirtyCare

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Well have a way you can manually control what a MessageBox says with a WebClient, users of your exploit will not have to download a new version of your exploit. First put “using System.Net;”

then put this code in Form1_load:

 

WebClient web = new WebClient();

string message = web.DownloadString("Raw Pastebin link");

MessageBox.Show(message);

 

That's the end of the code.

now replace "Raw pastebin Link" With a raw pastebin link that you own and you can edit the pastebin and the text in the pastebin will show when someone loads the exploit.

 

 

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Grahicaf

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To add to the last reply, you could write a version number in the pastebin instead of a message.

 

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For example you new version is 124 then write in C#:

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WebClient web = new WebClient();

string message = web.DownloadString("YOUR PASTEBIN LINK HERE"); // Message is the version number

 

if (message != currentVersion.ToString()) {

    // Write some code that will tell the user that your exploit if patched.

}

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But.. that's not all! We have to define the currentVersion (replace the number everytime you make a new version):

 

int currentVersion = 120;

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Zeridiant

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Okay so basically, you want your exploit to update. You want to make sure you have a txt, for me I have a custom website (example.com/updated.txt) to say true, false, or a new link. You would want something like this:

Using (WebClient wc = new WebClient())

{
   string update = new wc.DownloadString(url)
   if (update == true)

   {

      MessageBox.Show("Patched");
   }
   else
   {
      //do nothing
   }
}

Its really easy. AutoUpdating is different but is also easy but if you know the basics of c# then you should be able to do it.

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