Amazing Free .Net Reflection Named JetBrain(DotPeek)

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This is an amazing free tool to decompile .Net assembly.
So what is my Problem?!
I use crypto Obfuscator 2010 to obfuscate my .Net assembly. I use anti reflection option to obfuscate but when I use dotpeekit can show all of my assembly classes.
I use many obfuscation tools. Crypto Obfuscator is one of the best.
What should I do if I want to obfuscate my assembly completely?

Posted 4-Feb-12 21:17pm

ali_reza_zareian

Updated 4-Feb-12 21:19pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Feb-12 3:33am

Thank you for good information. It tells us that JetBrain is very good, and Crypto Obfuscator it useless (unless you misused it). This is good news. Well, these two types of software compete, you can not expect both to be perfect, can you? :-)
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Feb-12 3:38am

Please tell me: does decompiler show your original names? If so, you did not really obfuscate them, due to some mistake. Protection against reverse engineering is hard, but obfuscation is pretty easy; at least the names should go with no problems.
--SA

ali_reza_zareian 5-Feb-12 14:32pm

yeah.decompiler show class name,Attribute,settings.
Just JetBrain can decompile it.
.Net Reflector made an exception if u try to open that assembly.

Shemeer NS 18-Sep-12 17:02pm

5'ed your qstn.
till now,have you found any thing better than crypto obfuscator? thanks

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-05T01:03:00

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You should use C++ in order to completely obsfucate your code. C# can't do it. Having said that, SA is right, if you can see your original code, it's not obsfucated at all.

Posted 5-Feb-12 1:03am

Christian Graus

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ali_reza_zareian 5-Feb-12 14:34pm

--You should use C++ in order to completely obfuscate your code.--
what d u mean ?

Christian Graus 5-Feb-12 15:56pm

C# will always be MSIL, unless you buy something that compiles it completely ( which costs a lot ). C++ is assembler and cannot be reflected. I meant, if you use C#, you have to live with that.