is C# worth for writing exploits ?

I write most of my in either python or c.
pwntools is really really nice python, but most kernel exploits are best in c.
I have never used c#, but if you need the low level flexiblity to do your exploit, c is probably best.

Do you at least get paid for writing malware?

>>59955430
Who said anything about malware? I was talking about how I write exploits. Maybe someone will use my exploits for malware, but I'm not writing the malware.

>high level language for exploits

>>59955469
What could anyone be using exploits for besides malware?

>>59955469
Fucking idiot!

>>59955284
It's viable - there are API wrapping libraries for code injection and so on, you can use c++/cli to combine low level code and easily interop with high level code. But the big question remains: why?