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Silent Telegram Screenshot Sender [Source Code] 👩💻 🧾 Prerequisites To compile and run this C# program, you need: ✅ Option 1: .NET SDK / Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt ▶️Install .NET SDK (https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet) or ▶️Use Visual Studio with the Developer Command Prompt ✅ Option 2: Use csc.exe from Windows * Comes with .NET Framework (on most Windows systems) * Path: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\csc.exe 🔧 Compilation 1️⃣ Save the Code Create a new text file, e.g., Program.cs, and paste the full C# code into it. Replace: string token = ""; string chatId = ""; with your actual Telegram bot token and chat ID. 2️⃣Open CMD / PowerShell Navigate to the directory where Program.cs is saved. 3️⃣Compile with CSC "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\csc.exe" /target:exe /platform:x86 /optimize Program.cs ✅ This creates a file: Program.exe in the same folder. If you're on 64-bit Windows, you can also try: "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\csc.exe" /target:exe /platform:x64 /optimize Program.cs 4️⃣ Run the Program Now just execute the program: Program.exe 🔴No window will open. 🔴No file will be saved. 🔴Screenshot is sent silently via Telegram. 💎 Features of the source code: ✅ Silent execution 🖼 Screenshot functionality 🖼 Telegram upload 💾 No file saved locally 🔄 Error fallback 🛠 Embedded Win32 calls |
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Project Source Codes 📁🔬
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Description 📝
⚠️ Disclaimer: This repository contains previously malicious code that has been reversed and neutralized.
It is provided strictly for educational, analytical, and research purposes.
The source code files in this repository cover a wide range of topics and programming languages. You'll find code examples, algorithms, and implementations that can serve as a valuable resource for learning and exploration. Feel free to browse through the files and delve into the exciting world of programming.
Please note the following facts about this repository:
- The repository will contain source codes only. 📄
- The source codes provided here may have been malicious in the past, but they have been reversed and are no longer harmful.
- I (bl4d3rvnner7) have personally reversed the codes.
- I am not responsible for any misuse of the source codes. Please use them responsibly.
- You are allowed to fork the repository and report any errors or issues by creating a new issue.
Getting Started 🚀
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Usage 💡
The source code files are organized into folders based on their respective programming languages or topics. Navigate through the folders to find the specific code files you're interested in. Each file contains comments and instructions to guide you through its purpose and usage.
Feel free to experiment, modify, and build upon the existing code. Learning by doing is a great way to enhance your programming skills and creativity.
Contributing 🤝
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