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I think there are pretty good obfuscation tools to provide some degree of protection to C# or Java apps (although I don't remember if they are free). But if you
by cstejerean 19y ago
I think there are pretty good obfuscation tools to provide some degree of protection to C# or Java apps (although I don't remember if they are free). But if you have some proprietary code that you don't want anyone to see the best solution is to run it on your own server and just expose an interface to code that runs on customer machines.
- tptacek 19y agoBytecode obfuscation is a speed bump. We do more raw X86 than .NET, and compared to X86 --- which every security consultancy worth its bill rate can handle now --- obfuscated .NET bytecode is a dream. And that's as mature as we get now.