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Can anyone suggest a free and easy-to-use code obfuscator? Do people even bother using one?
I'm currently considering using "obfuscar" (http://code.google.com/p/obfuscar/) but after reading the instructions I'm still a bit confused as to how to use it - I've never used an obfuscator before.
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Have you tried the Dotfuscator Community Edition built into Visual Studio? It only does renaming but it makes casual hacking inconvenient.
[edit] I guess it's not really built-in. It launches a separate app with its own project. [/edit]
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Thanks for this, I looked into this but for some reason my VS2008 isn't letting me set it up.
Guess I will have to look into some of the other ones floating around gahhh
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Hi Sunnex, You can also try to use the babel obfuscator . It’s a free command line tool and the following parameters work for Silverlight: --noildasm --nomsil --noinvalidopcodes --types --events --methods –properties I will post some information as soon as I can. Regards,
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Hi APIJunkie,
That's excellent! I'll dig into it and let you know how things go.
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