A good obfuscator?

[Carlo]

Good morning
someone used the built-in Dotfuscator Community Edition and can give me some
suggestions and impressions?
Someone knows a good free/opensource obfuscator?

TIA

Carlo

 

[Carlos J. Quintero [VB MVP]]

I have not used it, but teh obfuscator of Dan Appleman is also free and open
source:

http://www.abderaware.com/

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[CT]

In addition to Carlos' answer, I can add that I think it's quite good,
certainly considering it's free. The download link is
http://www.abderaware.com/download/obfuscator.zip

 

[Carlo]

I will try Dan Appleman obfuscator!
Thank you for your sugestions!
Carlo

 

[Ken Halter]

I have not used it, but teh obfuscator of Dan Appleman is also free and
open source:

http://www.abderaware.com/

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Best regards,

Carlos J. Quintero

Is it me? or does that strike you as funny. An "open source" project that's
designed to conceal source code.. hmmm.

 

[C-Services Holland b.v.]

Is it me? or does that strike you as funny. An "open source" project that's
designed to conceal source code.. hmmm.

Why is that funny? Is PGP funny? That's open source these days. (and
yes, I'm aware that encyption and obfuscation are not the same thing)

 

[Chris Johnson]

I think mabey he meant ironic more than funny, in that the point of "open
source" is the free and easy exchange of ideas and that this open source
tool is designed to prohibit the easy exchange (used liberally) of
information.

I got a chuckle out of it at least

chrisj