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Hi, i have thinekd in making an application a big one, but as most programmers of .net should know it can be decompyled so they can have the source code of your application it is hard to remake the whole application but with time you can do it then here is my question, is there any way to comlpetly protect your C# .NET application from beign decompyled?
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there is no completly way, you can protect yes but waht u can protect can be always unprotected again
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there is no completly way, you can protect yes but waht u can protect can be always unprotected again
And what about C++, can be decompyled?
And what about C++, can be decompyled?
No you cant decompile C++ like .NET but you can read strings and much more but you can encrypt C++ too
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.NET is a interpreted language, meaning everything passes through a framework. As long as this is happening decompiling it back to source code is always an option. Languages like VB and C++ cannot be decompiled. The reason for that is them languages are compiled directly to machine code. The most you can do is disassemble the file to see how it works. And then try writing your own source based off that.
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A good programmer can "decompile" (rebuild) C++ from the machine code, but its a very long procedur because you have to do all manualy (in those time you could write the programm 2 or 3 times yourself, but it is possible )
I can suggest you the Themida protector, atm I think its the best what you can get.