Secure Code of an Assembly
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hi all, in order to provide some free libraries i want to know, how i secure the source code compiled assemblies. I know, already there are some articles about this question, but i need also free tools like obfuscators or other for making this. If someone has information about this, i would be very thankful.
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hi all, in order to provide some free libraries i want to know, how i secure the source code compiled assemblies. I know, already there are some articles about this question, but i need also free tools like obfuscators or other for making this. If someone has information about this, i would be very thankful.
For .NET, I think obfuscation should be correct. But for core critical apps, it should be native Windows compiled. What do you say? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage namespace LavanyaDeepak
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For .NET, I think obfuscation should be correct. But for core critical apps, it should be native Windows compiled. What do you say? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage namespace LavanyaDeepak
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ViewPoint 24x7yes, i agree with you ... ... are there any FREE and good obfuscators out there? ... and are there other tipps apart from obfuscation in order to secure ~? -- modified at 8:30 Wednesday 21st June, 2006 SORRY FOR POSTING IN THE LOUNGE!... it does not happen agein :rose: :)
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yes, i agree with you ... ... are there any FREE and good obfuscators out there? ... and are there other tipps apart from obfuscation in order to secure ~? -- modified at 8:30 Wednesday 21st June, 2006 SORRY FOR POSTING IN THE LOUNGE!... it does not happen agein :rose: :)
testy_proconsul wrote:
are there any FREE and good obfuscators out there?
Don't know about how good they are but DotFustcator [^]ships free with VS2002, VS2003 and VS2005. Aspose.Obfuscator[^] is completely free but don't think it's as good as DotFuscator.
testy_proconsul wrote:
are there other tipps apart from obfuscation in order to secure ~?
Many, but it's mainly down to your mentality when you write the code, you've got to try and make things as complex as possible for anyone with a Disassembler. I did a search in the last few days on Google for stuff like this (sorry can't remember what I searched for), there was one article here [^]which, not targetting any language, suggests some tips to protect your software.
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hi all, in order to provide some free libraries i want to know, how i secure the source code compiled assemblies. I know, already there are some articles about this question, but i need also free tools like obfuscators or other for making this. If someone has information about this, i would be very thankful.
If they are to be provided free what is the value in securing them exactly? Why not provide them free with source code on some form of website that encourages code sharing for mutual benefit - like this one? '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd
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If they are to be provided free what is the value in securing them exactly? Why not provide them free with source code on some form of website that encourages code sharing for mutual benefit - like this one? '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd
im going to share some code with codeproject.com especially parts and core solutions of the whole program. but the whole product does not help anybody and there is no reason to decompile the end product and recompile it. furthermore this is a topic i have not be engaged with. demand costs