Open OtterIsacutie opened 3 years ago
no one on minecraft trusts .py and .exe but they need to run hack clients which are .jar's
I don't think so because the compiler returns an exe file
An exe file is a windows (or DOS, historically speaking) executable. It's a chunk of binary executable code for the concrete CPU it was compiled for - usually x86 or amd64, these days - plus whatever resources have been embedded (text and icons, perhaps some images). It will also depend on the specific libraries it was compiled against, which are only available on windows.
A jar file is a zip file containing resources (text, icons, images) and java class files. Those are not compiled for a specific architecture, that's the entire point of Java: They can be executed by the JVM on any supported system - and the dependencies can be equally portable.
To convert an exe file into a useful jar, you'd need to convert the windows executable code into portable java bytecode, and while that's theoretically possible it's not exactly a mouseclick away.
If you're that bothered and don't want to code one yourself in java just find an open source RAT made in java (like the one in phobos) and put that in your hacked clients code somewhere.
no one on minecraft trusts .py and .exe but they need to run hack clients which are .jar's