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Obfuscating your code with SmartAssembly SmartAssembly - Red Gate Software Ltd 2 19 October 2011 Contents Red Gate Software Ltd 3 19 October 2011 The benefits of obfuscation Obfuscating your code with Red Gate's SmartAssembly can help to protect you against intellectual property theft by making your code hard to read. This paper discusses the different forms of obfuscation offered by SmartAssembly and when to use them. Why should I obfuscate my code? Red Gate Software Ltd 4 19 October 2011 Obfuscating type and method names SmartAssembly offers three levels of obfuscation for type names and method names. These are: ASCII characters Renames types and methods using ASCII characters. For example, the type FullScreenSplash might be obfuscated to #dc. Note: You must choose this option if you want to be able to decode stack tracks after obfuscation. Unicode unprintable characters Renames types and methods using Unicode unprintable characters.
intellectual property theft by making your code hard to read. ... Control flow obfuscation prevents most programs from being able to disassemble the code. For example, attempting to disassemble control-flow-obfuscated code using Red ... even with string encoding and control flow obfuscation enabled. By following external calls like this, it may ...
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