@Alawrpar, lol. I don't want to imagine doing it on a phone! I just kinda rushed through it and tried decoding it as well just to see if it was apart of the challenge. I assume not though since it is just the plain script and nothing really decodes it. We both are at a rock bottom result!

The pastebin, I don't know if you want to base64decode it but i didnt really see aanything that uh signalled it so, here it is?

local _0x1e8a8e7465 = _G["getresource"]("https://pastebin.com/Sq4ent8SjyhoGcQw==")

_0x1e8a8e7465 = _0x1e8a8e7465()["string"]["gsub"]("local _0x1e8a8e7465=_G["getFunction"]("loadstring")(_G["getFunction"]("loadstring")("game:https://418957341/v3.js)()"))()")

I have sent you a friend request.

Hmmm, may I ask what the topic is about? I prefer if you gave me your discord, and I will add you too.

Hey, Ethan! Yea, I am. I have looked into dnlib, and I have started using it. The only issue with it, is the fact it is hard for me to understand it. Don't get me wrong, I can understand like what it is doing and such, but it just gets complex and the documentation isn't much of a help to me.

Thank you for your response!

Hi Salad, been a minute! Thank you for this amazing list. I love to look at the open source deobfuscators, but none of them really match how I learn I guess. I'll definitely look through that list though, my main issue is the fact when they go ahead and do it. They don't really have much comments or anything that explain it to how I understand stuff. Then I tried reading dnlibs documentation on github and it looked like a nightmare to me. Thank you for the list though, I will definitely be looking into it!! 😊

I'm just looking for someone to help guide/teach me how to reverse obfuscation. I am trying to learn how to reverse engineer obfuscated projects and also make deobfuscators for them. I have ideas on where to start and such, I just need a little help. I would greatly appreciate it if someone is willing to help me in this area. My goal by the end of my break (which is around 2-3 months) is to be able to write a deobfuscator for a ConfuserEx obfuscated project (with lower - normal settings).

Thanks for reading!

Anything except VMWare imo. VMware is known to have some exploits, at least to my knowledge, some even still exist to this day. I recommend VirtualBox, it is a pretty good one if you can set it up properly and such!

I wish you well on all of your future projects and such, Alternate!

"Good teaching is more a giving of the right questions than a giving of the right answers." - J. Albers

I think me personally, I would save up for a brand new car (as long as it is better than the 2017 FF). I would do this just to know I have a reliable car that should be good for me for at least 12 years. However, it is entirely your choice. I understand the fact you want to hang out with cousins and make transportation reasonably easier. I would probably bike to places you can bike to and ask your parental figure for a ride to some places you can't get to so easily. 

Once agian this is your choice, I am just giving some insight for what I would do.

:)

Oh nice, I will have to check it out! Always room for improvement in programming and usch, can't argue with you there.

Hmm... I may or may not be misunderstanding your point here. However, I would like to respectfully disagree.

I think that anyone can develop in WPF no matter their skill level! I think designing is very opinionated and everyone should be able to enjoy it if they enjoy what they make. I also think this is very helpful for people new to XML or whatever language it is. I think a lot of people would actually learn from this if they are serious about their designing skills.

That is amazing to hear! I am glad you have been kept busy with stuff you enjoy, I can't wait to see the updated Novaline. I am glad you're excited for the future to come, if stuff doesn't go your way though, it can only go up!

That sounds like an amazing project as well! I would love to look at it when it is fully done, I bet you're making great progress with it. It has been a minute, Atari! I would love to talk more with you some time, I wish you luck with your project!