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I am in the process of creating a C# ClickOnce application that will be
deployed in the coming months. I was initially thinking of deploying it
through Windows Installation but due to the need of regular updates to the
program on the client end, ClickOnce led itself to be the better candidate.
With the initial Windows Installation I was planning on using obfuscation
built in Visual Studio to make the code unable to be reverse engineered (to a
certain extent). I was wondering how "secure" or "un-reverse engineerable"
ClickOnce deployment applications are. I found a reference through the
ClickOnce information pages that said "the application is put in an
obfuscated folder." I'm not exactly sure what that means and how secure that
is.
Any information on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
deployed in the coming months. I was initially thinking of deploying it
through Windows Installation but due to the need of regular updates to the
program on the client end, ClickOnce led itself to be the better candidate.
With the initial Windows Installation I was planning on using obfuscation
built in Visual Studio to make the code unable to be reverse engineered (to a
certain extent). I was wondering how "secure" or "un-reverse engineerable"
ClickOnce deployment applications are. I found a reference through the
ClickOnce information pages that said "the application is put in an
obfuscated folder." I'm not exactly sure what that means and how secure that
is.
Any information on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.