I want to present some ideas for how you can secure your coded .net application.
.net assemblies /executable contain instruction codes and some data about data that is contained in them that is relatively easy to de-compile with tools available in market like Dot Net reflector.
Tools like Dot net Reflector can de-compile the assembly and it shows the code that is nearly the same as the original code of the .net assembly. If our Application contains some critical code/secret code that we don't want the user to see then we can do that using tools like reflector.
So what we can do to protect our .net code?
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.net assemblies /executable contain instruction codes and some data about data that is contained in them that is relatively easy to de-compile with tools available in market like Dot Net reflector.
Tools like Dot net Reflector can de-compile the assembly and it shows the code that is nearly the same as the original code of the .net assembly. If our Application contains some critical code/secret code that we don't want the user to see then we can do that using tools like reflector.
So what we can do to protect our .net code?
Read more: C# Corner