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How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - adenfr - Dec 25, 2018
hello guys
im look for utility.. programe.. encrypter allows you to patch and crypt a program which was coded in .net/C# programming language and avoid decompile or just make it hard
also i here that some programme (encrypter ) whene he make the encrypt function ...if you run programme the anti vuris consider him as vuris
can you helpe to share with me any crypter or patcher to protect my appliction
thanks in advance.
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - StarZ - Dec 25, 2018
{smartassembly} is a very basic Obfuscator.
Just google .net obfuscators. You will find some.
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - adenfr - Dec 25, 2018
(Dec 25, 2018 05:25 PM)StarZ Wrote: {smartassembly} is a very basic Obfuscator.
Just google .net obfuscators. You will find some.
yes but if some know more he can help or give me an idea like you (smartassembly)
i just i ask to get answer sir
in google there is alot of research but i need explanation from you
and thank to repaly on me
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - StarZ - Dec 25, 2018
{sa}, Eazfuscator, .net reactor...
Source:
https://www.google.com/search?q=.net+obfuscators&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS810US810&oq=.net+obfuscators&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.6465j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - adenfr - Dec 26, 2018
(Dec 25, 2018 07:46 PM)StarZ Wrote: {sa}, Eazfuscator, .net reactor...
Source:
https://www.google.com/search?q=.net+obfuscators&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS810US810&oq=.net+obfuscators&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.6465j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
thank you
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - Washi - Dec 26, 2018
If you want to protect your source code from intellectual property theft, use an obfuscator. You can find them on the internet easily by just typing into google ".NET Obfuscator".
If you want to remove detections from your application, use a crypter. You can probably find them here on HackForums yourself when using the search function with the term "crypter".
Please, for the love of god, don't use an obfuscator to remove detections.
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - Lync - Dec 26, 2018
Be sure to check that the Obfuscator you are using is not supported by De4Dot: https://github.com/0xd4d/de4dot
I suggest https://netguard.io/
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - 0xDEAD10CC - Dec 26, 2018
(Dec 25, 2018 05:25 PM)StarZ Wrote: {smartassembly} is a very basic Obfuscator.
Just google .net obfuscators. You will find some.
Paid but also probably one of the simplest ones to reverse based on my experience. Even for open source free tools.
https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/82437/easily-deobfuscation-smartassembly-6-11-demo
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - adenfr - Dec 28, 2018
thanks all guys
i really thankfull to all
very thanks to you :)
it's helped
(Dec 26, 2018 06:52 AM)Washi Wrote: If you want to protect your source code from intellectual property theft, use an obfuscator. You can find them on the internet easily by just typing into google ".NET Obfuscator".
If you want to remove detections from your application, use a crypter. You can probably find them here on HackForums yourself when using the search function with the term "crypter".
Please, for the love of god, don't use an obfuscator to remove detections.
what do you means by saying don't use an obfuscator to remove detections.
RE: How Encrypt .Net/C# Programme - 0xDEAD10CC - Dec 28, 2018
(Dec 28, 2018 04:43 PM)adenfr Wrote: thanks all guys
i really thankfull to all
very thanks to you :)
it's helped
what do you means by saying don't use an obfuscator to remove detections.
It should be obvious that obfuscators make normal looking code a bit more "concerning" for lack of a better term. What do you think a virus scanner will think when looking at code that looks a bit more unfamiliar?