How to protect the execuate code?

[weixiang]

Hi,

After compiling with C#, the target exe file can still be reverse-compiled
by ildasm. Is there someway to protect code from that method? I already
used strong-name in my module.

Thank you in advance,
weixiang

 

[Jon Davis]

All IL is reverse-compilable. But you can use an obfuscator to make it
difficult to read. Visual Studio .NET 2003 includes a simple one called
Dotfuscator.

Jon

 

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