How do I obfuscate my C# code with ncrypt.dll?

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example: ReverseEngineering/Net/Games at d3fd9da874b696957e01efcfd459bddd30ba5d3b · KenUchicha/ReverseEngineering · GitHub[^]

I couldn't find any example for this type obfuscation. Can you illuminate me ?

I have looked many obfuscators and tried them but the problem is I am developing a plugin for a program so mostly program can't resolve my obfuscated plugin. Just .Net reactor is fine but I am using its demo version and it shows annoying messagebox. So I have seen somebody using this obfuscation. I just need to learn this.

What I have tried:

I looked github pages. But I couldn't find any similar thing

Posted 30-May-20 10:49am

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Updated 30-May-20 17:42pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 30-May-20 17:23pm

The code on the page you linked to is NOT encrypted. It's obfuscated.

Member 13501882 30-May-20 22:59pm

Okay sorry. I mean Obfuscated

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2020-05-30T11:17:00

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How do I encrypt my C# source code with ncrypt.dll?

Since your source code is basically on your computer and is not distributed with your app, there is no point to encrypt source code.
If you want to protect your app from reverse engineering, you may look at obfuscation. Note that obfuscation is not encryption.
An article on this site: Don’t rely on obfuscation[^]

Posted 30-May-20 11:17am

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Member 13501882 30-May-20 22:59pm

I have looked many obfuscators and tried them but the problem is I am developing a plugin for a program so mostly program can't resolve my obfuscated plugin. Just .Net reactor is fine but I am using its demo version and it shows annoying messagebox. So I have seen somebody using this obfuscation. I just need to learn this.

Patrice T 30-May-20 23:36pm

Use Improve question to update your question.
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