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Don Wash
Hi Everyone!
I'm new to .NET but I'm a experienced VB programmer (since VB 4) and wanting
to move to VB.NET from VB 6.
But as I read about .NET, I came across that compiled VB.NET code is stored
in MSIL (instead of binary) which is easily decryptable by the "hackers" to
reverse engineer your VB.NET application.
Is this true?
Thanks in advance!
Don
I'm new to .NET but I'm a experienced VB programmer (since VB 4) and wanting
to move to VB.NET from VB 6.
But as I read about .NET, I came across that compiled VB.NET code is stored
in MSIL (instead of binary) which is easily decryptable by the "hackers" to
reverse engineer your VB.NET application.
Is this true?
Thanks in advance!
Don