Originally Posted by Shirik
You do realize you're talking to one of the two people that monitors incoming executable files at WoWInterface, right? I'm the one that disassembles them and determines their safety (and yes, I have found things others have missed, for example that one famous executable that waited 30 minutes before sending information off, avoiding detection by others -- I was the one that said "It may look safe, but something doesn't seem right about this code" ... and sure enough I was right  )
In any case, while I might agree Java is fairly trivial to disassemble, I'm one that argues so is any other language. Do you really think you'll take the time and effort to go look into a module before installing it?  |
Well no, as a general rule I wouldn't.... but now that you've made it a challenge..... ;-)
Your no doubt much better at such things than me, if you feel assembly is easy to reverse. Admittedly, I've only tried it a few times when I was teaching myself from a book, so it's not something I've ever practiced, but I find it quite difficult to keep track of everything on that low a level. Java-byte code on the other hand is kind enough to maintain a lot of the original programs structure. Make is much easier for sissy amatuers like me
Originally Posted by Cairenn
If you do a search for a module and see "WoWInterface Minion Module" on ihaxoru.com, it might not be the best place to get it from.  |
You mean, the version from that site doesn't contain the all exclusive iWIN button? Oh my.... I think I made a boo boo.