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(Coding, in this case)
Okay, so move it there.
Easiest way is obfuscating it with Confuser 1.9 (maximum protection), but a person can always just clean the assembly. I'd say NET reactor is decent. You can never fully protect your shit though. If someone really wants to do it, there's always a way to unpack and deobfuscate.
Originally Posted by Woodhouse
Easiest way is obfuscating it with Confuser 1.9 (maximum protection), but a person can always just clean the assembly. I'd say NET reactor is decent. You can never fully protect your shit though. If someone really wants to do it, there's always a way to unpack and deobfuscate.
unless you crypt the fuck out of it.
Originally Posted by Woodhouse
Easiest way is obfuscating it with Confuser 1.9 (maximum protection), but a person can always just clean the assembly. I'd say NET reactor is decent. You can never fully protect your shit though. If someone really wants to do it, there's always a way to unpack and deobfuscate.
Confuser has a decompiler fyi. And it works very good.
I generally use Crypto Obfuscator or Smart Assembly.
Originally Posted by Kenshin13
Confuser has a decompiler fyi. And it works very good.
I generally use Crypto Obfuscator or Smart Assembly.
There's a public decompiler for Smart Assembly and upacking Crypto Obfuscater is relatively easy. Like I said, if someone really wants to do it, they'll do it. Simple obfuscation just scares away the skids.
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Originally Posted by TOWERZ
So you said net reactor is good?
I deobfuscate a .NET reactor protected project for few minutes!
omg I need PROTECTION not programs which make +20 kb on the program hahaha
Dunno. Friend of mine said he was using "custom" .NET Reactor Protection. Meaning he made it personally. I've never used it before so I don't know how it works. Hell, the only thing I use is Confuser. If someone really wants to see the assembly that bad, I'd take that as a compliment. Like I told Kenshin.
Originally Posted by Woodhouse
decompiler for Smart Assembly
One phrase: Control Flow Obfuscation.
So you said net reactor is good?
I deobfuscate a .NET reactor protected project for few minutes!
omg I need PROTECTION not programs which make +20 kb on the program hahaha
Originally Posted by TOWERZ
So you said net reactor is good?
I deobfuscate a .NET reactor protected project for few minutes!
omg I need PROTECTION not programs which make +20 kb on the program hahaha
As I said, I use CO and SA.
They have control flow obfuscation that provides quite a bit of protection. Even if they COULD get it decompiled, it'd be impossible to get the original code and VERY hard to understand after.
Hm...
Yes so "Confuser" is the best Decomplier?
Is it free?
Originally Posted by TOWERZ
Hm...
Yes so "Confuser" is the best Decomplier?
Is it free?
It's not a decompiler. It obfuscates the assembly. It's free, but like I said, a person can just clean the program. You can use whatever programs that Kenshin mentioned, but there are also methods to get around that stuff. Just not as easy as Confuser. But it's quick and easy.
Yeah, that's true.
But do you know a Java decompliers?
Like IBot Project you don't know It I am 100% sure.
And when decomplieing can you get the form design because some decompliers give me f*ck (error)...
And can I give you 1 project to decomplie it, it's hard protected I don't know with what.
Can someone answer me?
Originally Posted by TOWERZ
Can someone answer me?
There's no "best". The well-known ones are horrible because it's known to most. And it's "easier" to make decompilers for them.
Have something less-known, then you might stand a better chance