What is the best way for blocking DLL for not publishing the code inside the library?
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Jump to PostEssentially anything that you provide to customers will essentially be prone to reverse engineering, if this is what you are asking. There are techniques for making the reverse engineering process more difficult, like obfuscation, encryption, etc. These techniques make it more difficult, but not impossible to reverse engineer. You should …
Jump to PostMy advice? Just build optimized code and strip it before shipping. Trying to make it impossible to reverse engineer is a waste of time and resources. Yes, you could encrypt it, and require a proprietary key to decrypt it as it is loaded into memory, but once in memory, it …
Jump to PostSo yes, you can determine what the original source code looks like if there is no obfuscation/cryption.
For .NET to a certain extent. It won't match the original source since higher level constructs are represented internally with lower level constructs, but you can get close enough to have …
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