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Oleg Subachev
What good obfuscators/protectors for .NET are on the market now ?
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What good obfuscators/protectors for .NET are on the market now ?
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pachanga
theres ways to bypass obfuscators, check this out:
http://www.atrevido.net/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=8315fa01-0286-47ce-a20b-fcc15eb297c3
good study in whats really going on about obfuscators.
http://www.atrevido.net/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=8315fa01-0286-47ce-a20b-fcc15eb297c3
good study in whats really going on about obfuscators.
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Steve McLellan
We use one called Xenocode, there's the free and commercial versions of
Dotfuscator, RemoteSoft have one (the websites are all name + .com), and
there are some more knocking around. They all have free trials, but the full
versions usually cost money.
You might also consider what you can add as extra value in terms of things
beyond the software itself - that makes buying your software more
attractive.
My two!
Steve
Dotfuscator, RemoteSoft have one (the websites are all name + .com), and
there are some more knocking around. They all have free trials, but the full
versions usually cost money.
You might also consider what you can add as extra value in terms of things
beyond the software itself - that makes buying your software more
attractive.
My two!
Steve
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William Stacey [MVP]
I like his articles. You still can't read the code however. He is just
cracking protection there.
cracking protection there.
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William Stacey [MVP]
We use one called Xenocode, there's the free and commercial versions of
I like that one as well.
Dotfuscator, RemoteSoft have one (the websites are all name + .com), and
I like that one as well.