How do you pass command-line arguments to the Main function of a .NET assembly when loading it with Assembly.Load?

The article provides a C# implementation that encodes the Seatbelt.exe as a base64 string, then uses `Assembly.Load()` to decode and load it. After loading, it invokes the entry point (the `Main` method) by calling `assembly.EntryPoint.Invoke(null, new object[] { commands })`, where `commands` is the original `args` array passed to the loader. This solves the parameter‑passing problem that earlier examples (like those in Analysis of .NET Assembly Loading from Memory (execute-assembly) Exploitation addressed only for specific class methods.