Protect ILs from reverse engineering

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Protect ILs from reverse engineering

How can I protect my IL from reverse engineering? Any Obsfuscator tool available? will it provide maximum security?

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user160677 05 oct. '09 at 9:40

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There is no such thing as maximum security. The dotfuscator mentioned by phoenix works pretty well, but in the end what obfuscators do is make it harder to reverse, but not impossible.

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rslite 05 oct. '09 at 9:46

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You can and should use these obfuscation tools, but .net il is designed in such a way that it is very easy to rebuild it. Thus, you will not achieve real security. The biggest mistake made here is usually embedding credentials or encryption keys in the source code, which the bad guys can then disassemble and read. Be sure you don't.

However, you can check how well the .net reflector obfuscator works which will split the .net code for you http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/p >

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Collin 05 oct. 09 at 19:53

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You should check out BitHelmet obfuscator.

More protection for less money.

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Daniel Dolz Apr 20 '10 to 1:24

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