What are the key differences between the C# and Python implementations for connecting to the Exchange one-liner backdoor?

The C# implementation is more verbose, requiring explicit handling of HTTP requests, boundaries for file uploads, and URL encoding for the memory loading case. Python is more concise, using the `requests` library to handle POST data and file uploads with minimal code. Both versions disable SSL verification for testing. The Python example for memory loading uses `urllib.parse.urlencode` to encode the base64 data, while the C# code calls `HttpUtility.UrlEncode`. For a deeper dive into related client implementations, see Penetration Basics — Extension of Exchange One-Liner Backdoor.