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Tutorial: Advanced .NET Dynamic Assembly Protection Method [SRC] - +ORC - Apr 21, 2011 Tutorial: Advanced .NET Dynamic Assembly Protection Method (PART 1 of 3) by Leon Difficulty: Advanced Tools Needed: (1) Visual Studio 2005 (Minimum) (2) C# (2.0/3.5/4.0) .NET Framework (3) A burning desire to learn This tutorial is split into series and this one is 1 of 3 on advanced techniques we can utilize to secure an important decryption or key function in our application. I thought of this method when considering ways of handling securing key registration in software a very long time ago. The knowledge will do someone a lot of good so I am sharing the wealth with you all :) You can utilize the method in many different application scenarios and I leave that up to you. As time permits I will be releasing the series in this section so check again periodically. The Source and Tutorial are located at: http://www.#/?d=JJDZVQSI The tutorial was too long a message to post here so you'll have to download it :). The tutorial is in .PDF format and a few pages long. Enjoy! * - no17 - Jun 30, 2011 ANY UPDATE ON PART 2 & 3 bETWEEN NICE ARTICLE * - SIM-246026 - Jan 26, 2013 Why the link is removed ? Thanks ! Taris. * - sorry4this - Jan 26, 2013 1. This is .NET (VB.NET not C#) section 2. Why post TUTO here with overlink to TOTO somewhere, like "The Source and Tutorial are located at:" 3. "The tutorial was too long a message to post here..." etc. You can post here direct link to pastebin with full description here, its allowed at this forum 4. Your TUTO in PDF formatted file, so you can post here screenshots of your PDF, where is its? WTF this thread? * - infomiho - Jan 26, 2013 (Jan 26, 2013 08:11 AM)sorry4this Wrote: 1. This is .NET (VB.NET not C#) section Thread date: "04-21-2011" Wtf is wrong with you? * - sorry4this - Jan 26, 2013 (Jan 26, 2013 08:23 AM)infomiho Wrote: Thread date: "04-21-2011" 1 littre Russian Vodka Very sorry 😊 P.S. Working on E-Seller project and vodka confusing me. Very very sorry for very later post Spoiler (Click to View) |