Reverse engineering an executable C++ file

How are you? I have experienced in reverse engineering of C++ executable. I am interested in your task. Let's contact and discuss with each other. Thanks.

I can work for you. I'm interested in your project. I've an experience of works like yours. Ping me any time to discuss about this project.

Hi, please send me the files and the exact details of what you need. If I can do it I will let you know so we can begin the project. I have over 10 years of experience in reversing, malware analysis and other security related fields.

Hello I have a lot of experience in reversing over 5 years. please send me your file. I can complete this project in 3 days. Thanks

I have done this with vb.net exe. The reverse enginered code was very close to the orignal, but class names were slightly different. Relevant Skills and Experience 5 plus yrs xp in vb and c#

I have over 6+ years of reverse engineering experience, am very well-versed in x86/x64 assembly and consistently working with this kind of stuff, so I could get started on this right away. While I cannot 'extract the source code' from the program, I can recreate it for you in either C++ or (preferably) C#. I can also provide detailed documentation for the code so it'll be easy for you or anyone else to understand what's going on and how it all works. Upon completion, you will receive the full source code + documentation that was created from decompiling the program you speak of. If you're interested in looking at my work, you can find me on GitHub @Fireboyd78. I'm very motivated to work with you on this project, especially since there's no protection or obfuscation on the executable. You may have a direct line of communication with me via Skype, Discord, or good old-fashioned e-mail. Feel free to message me with more information on the project so we can discuss getting started on this as soon as possible. My work is 100% guaranteed to be exactly what you ask for, and I will provide free lifetime support for any bug fixes or serious issues that may occur. Best of luck to you with your project!