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recovering java classes

> The exe4j targets I have encountered extracted their jars and other files to a folder in the temp directory and executed them from there. I may make a tutorial for this later on to accompany the one I made for launch4j. That would be awesome, your tutorials are really instructi

Jul 28, 2015

2.9.7 is out

The libraries along with everything else located in BCV can be found under File>About>BCV Dir, BCV was designed for the executable or jar could be launched anywhere from your computer but still be able to function within the same workspace. FatJar version is added and will be liv

Jul 24, 2015

recovering java classes

The easiest way to do this is to dump the JVM's loaded classes. You can do this by using a modified java agent, editing the JVM rt.jar library itself. You may be able to do this using Java Snoop - http://www.aspectsecurity.com/tools/javasnoop I've personally never tried using it,

Jul 23, 2015

2.9.7 is out

I suppose I could make a fatjar version of it, I'll make sure 2.9.8 has it. (Keep in mind, the libraries for each decompiler/tool BCV uses won't be as up-to-date as it would be for the launcher) Thanks for your input! Also try out 2.9.8 preview, with all the jars loaded the boot

Jul 22, 2015

FernFlower - CLI Java Decompiler

> **darkunited wrote:** > > > **Konloch wrote:** > > > > > **darkunited wrote:** > > > > > > Saved my life already. It renamed all obfuscated symbols, decompiled all classes and in the end put then in a JAR. > > > One question though, any clue on how can I browse that JAR now? By

Jul 21, 2015

Java2Exe Unpacking Tutorial

Very interesting way to do this! Another way to do it is dump the JVM's loaded classes (Because unlike JET http://www.excelsiorjet.com/ it requires an external JVM). Great job on this however, it's awesome to see people reversing the program itself.

Jul 21, 2015

2.9.7 is out

https://github.com/Konloch/bytecode-viewer/releases/tag/v2.9.7 07/02/2015 - Added ajustable font size. 07/05/2015 - Started working on the new Boot Screen. 07/06/2015 - Moved the font size to be under the view menu. 07/06/2015 - Fixed a bug with plugins not being able to grab the

Jul 21, 2015