This way developers can focus more on development than on worrying how to protect their intellectual property.
NET Reactor protects your intellectual property by merging any .NET Application (written in C+, VB.NET, Delphi.NET, J+, MSIL, C++.NET...) with native machine code. In particular, NET Reactor builds a native wall between potential hackers and your .NET code. The result is a Windows based native executable file.
The original .NET code remains intact, well protected by native code and invisible for prying eyes. The original .NET code is not copied on harddisk at no time. Currently, NET Reactor supports only standalone applications. Satellite assemblies are being used as usual.
Standalone library support is in progress and is coming up soon. Eziriz NET Reactor works with all versions of Microsofts .NET Framework.
Please notice that NET Reactor is not an obfuscator, which only aggravates decompilation by replacing meaningful names by meaningless symbols. In this cases metadata information are changed but not really protected.
Here are some key features of ".NET Reactor":
· NET code & resource protection
· .NET code encryption
· .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 & 4.0 (Beta) assembly support
· .NET Compact Framework 1.0, 2.0 & 3.5 protection support
· ASP.NET support
· Anti ILDASM
· Mono assembly support
· Advanced licensing system
· String encryption
· Merge assemblies into one executable or library
· Removes IL code
· Native Exe file generation
· Compression support for executable files
· Protection against disassembling and hacking
· Protects any kind of .NET assembly
· ShareIt Module Generator
· Command Line support
· Intuitive GUI (Graphical User Interface)
Requirements:
· NET Framework
Limitations:
· nag screen
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Improved merging feature for library mode
· Improved assembly encryption for application mode
· NecroBit adjustments
· Further improvements for assemblies obfuscated with 3rd party tools
· Obfuscation engine improved (partially rewritten)
· Fixed generics issue for .NET 3.5
· Fixed signing issue
· Fixed obfuscation issue
· Minor bugs fixed
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