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| Tool name: | .netshrink |
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| Author: | Bartosz Wójcik | |||
| Website: | http://www.pelock.com | |||
| Current version: | 2.2 | |||
| Last updated: | January 28, 2012 | |||
| Direct D/L link: | http://pelock.com/download.php?f=netshrink.exe | |||
| License type: | Shareware | |||
| Description: | .netshrink is an executable compressor and DLL binder for .NET applications. It uses LZMA compression library and can decrease your file size by 50%. It can also protect your files with a password. With .netshrink you can also bind multiple DLL libraries to the output file so you can redistribute your application as a standalone file .netshrink uses LZMA compression library to achieve maximum compression ratios. Password protection uses verification based on SHA256 hash function and 256 bit AES / Rijndael encryption. Version history v2.2 * original assembly CPU architecture preservation * running compressed assemblies from the UNC paths fixed v2.1 * virtual DLL libraries binding to the output executable file * detection of cracking and unpacking tools * backup file creation * original assembly name, copyright and company information preservation v2.01 * detection of already compressed applications * minor bugs fixed v2.0 * resources preservation (all resources, including icons, manifests etc.) * compression of command line executables * support added for .NET Framework 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 * .NET Framework auto detection * updated password query dialogs * enter password from the command line for protected files * minor bugs fixed * help file updated to .chm format v1.0 * first public release | |||
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| Tool name: | CSharpFuscator |
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| Author: | papanyquiL | |||
| Website: | http://portal.b-at-s.info/news.php | |||
| Current version: | 1.0 | |||
| Last updated: | June 24, 2009 | |||
| Direct D/L link: | http://portal.b-at-s.info/request.php?275 | |||
| License type: | Free | |||
| Description: | The CSharpFuscator tool scrambles .NET source code to make it very difficult to understand or reverse-engineer. This provides significant protection for source code intellectual property, and even provides protection against the all-too-disassembly of .NET object code. | |||
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| Tool name: | dotNet Protector Win32 |
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| Author: | PV Logiciels | |||
| Website: | http://dotnetprotector.pvlog.com/Fonctions.aspx | |||
| Current version: | 5.5.3972 | |||
| Last updated: | November 8, 2008 | |||
| Direct D/L link: | http://dotnetprotector.pvlog.com/downloads/dotnetprotector5/dotNetProtectorX86.msi | |||
| License type: | Commercial (with full featured trial) | |||
| Description: | dotNet Protector is a powerful .NET code protection system that prevents your assemblies from being decompiled. With dotNet Protector, your application is not simply obfuscated, but method bodies are encrypted. EXE DLL, ASPNET and SQL assemblies can be protected. You can protect a whole application (main exe, referenced dlls) in a single executable. Your .NET code will run entirely from memory, without temporary disk storage. Protection can be done interactively with an intuitive graphical interface, or automated, using the command-line functionalities of dotNet Protector. dotNet Protector includes a powerful hardware sensitive anti-piracy system and extensions to help you develop your own software activation system. dotNet Protector is self-protected and uses its internal software activation system. | |||
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| Tool name: | Phoenix Protector |
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| Author: | Daniel Pistelli | |||
| Website: | http://ntcore.com/phoenix.php | |||
| Current version: | 1.8.0.1 | |||
| Last updated: | June 2, 2008 | |||
| Direct D/L link: | http://ntcore.com/Files/Phoenix_Protector.msi | |||
| License type: | Free | |||
| Description: | The Phoenix Protector was created to protect .NET assemblies and it's the ideal solution for every .NET developer, due to its support of every kind of project and compatibility with every version of the .NET framework. It has all common obfuscation features to secure your code. It provides obfuscation features like Name, String and Control Flow Obfuscation. The last feature is particularly important since it prevents the .NET assembly from being decompiled into an understandable language. The Name Obfuscation is provided with an exclusion list. I first wrote the core of the Phoenix Protector for a company when I was 19. That project didn't work out for internal reasons not related to the quality of the product itself. I then wrote the Phoenix Protector, which was basically a new GUI for the now improved core. However, during the years (one has to consider that I was quite young when I developed the .NET obfuscator) I became ever more conscious that I didn't want to spend my life writing protections and also that I was not convinced by protections for the .NET technology in the first place. That's partly why I wrote Rebel.NET. By combining Rebel.NET with the DisasMSIL engine it is very easy to write a code obfuscator for .NET assemblies. The only thing which would be missing is name obfuscation and string encryption, which are even easier as protections. That's why I'm releasing the Phoenix Protector for free: nowadays, writing a commercial obfuscator doesn't make much sense to me. The code obfuscation provided by the Phoenix Protector is quite good when compared to other commercial obfuscators. I noticed that most obfuscators provide a very easy to reverse code obfuscation scheme. I'm not saying that the Phoenix Protector's code obfuscation can't be reversed. Every .NET code obfuscation scheme can be reversed somehow and the rebuilding task becomes very easy through Rebel.NET. | |||
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