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I'm assuming you would use isAPIAttached(), however I'm brand new to C#.
In a VS windows form, how would I go about displaying the injection status?
(Yes I do have my UI made, and all the necessary features.)
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From the docs <https://wearedevs.net/d/Exploit%20API#PrebuiltCommands>:
isAPIAttached() Returns true if the module is attached, false otherwise
Something like if isApiAttached() { label.text = "Attached" } else { label.text = "Not Attached" }. It's a pseudocode.
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@GuestSumNumber thanks for you reply.. that makes a lot of sense to me, however when I insert it as
private void TextBox1(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (api.isAPIAttached())
{
TextBox1.Text = "Attached";
}
else
{
TextBox1.Text = "Not Attached";
}
I get CS0119: 'Form1.TextBox1(object, EventArgs)' is a method, which is not valid in the given context.
So I'm pretty stumped. Any ideas?
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I think that error is given because you set TextBox1 as a function, so it replaces the object.
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