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.NET Reactor 6.5.0.0

 

.NET Reactor is a powerful code protection and software licensing system for software written for the .NET Framework, and supports all languages that generate .NET assemblies.

When you compile a program written for the Microsoft .NET framework, the program you provide to your users is not compiled into a native executable program, but instead is translated into something called the Common Intermediate Language instructions (CIL). CIL is half way between source code and native code, and is interpreted by the .NET framework when your program is run, rather than executed directly as machine code. Because of this, the source code of your application or library can be easily reproduced. Tools such as .NET Reflector can reproduce source code from a compiled .NET assemblies in seconds, and in the .NET language of your choice! Clearly, commercial software distributed to end users without some form of protection is wide open to piracy and intellectual property theft.

The traditional solution to intellectual property protection in .NET is to use 'obfuscation', indeed Microsoft make an obfuscation utility available to Visual Studio users.

Its' main features are:

Intellectual property protection
-NecroBit Protection
-Native Code generation
-Code Virtualization
-Obfuscation
-Control Flow Obfuscation
-Hide Method Calls (dynamic proxy)
-String Encryption
-Anti Tampering
-Anti Debugging
-Resource Encryption and Compression
-Dependency Merging
-Protects full applications and libraries (dlls)

Powerful licensing system
-Create trial versions of your software
-Set an expiration date
-Limit use to a fixed number of days after installation
-Limit by number of uses
-Limit to use for no more than a set number of minutes each invocation
-Limit trial version functionality
-Easily turn your trial version into a fully licensed version
-License your software
-Permanently (non expiring license)
-By time period (i.e rent your software)
-By number of uses (i.e software as a service)

Software development kit
-Integrate license checking into you assembly and extend licensing fuctionality
-Extend licensing functions with bespoke extensions.

Deployment
-Create .NET Core single file application bundles

System Requirements
-IBM compatible PC with Pentium class microprocessor.
-Windows 2000/2003/XP with 512 MB RAM, Windows 2008/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 with 1 GB RAM.
-Administrative access is required to install to Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista or Windows 7/8/8.1/10.
-.NET Framework 4.0 or higher.

 

Changelog

NET Reactor [6.5.0.0] 12-Nov-2020

Added .NET 5.0 protection support
Added .NET Core 3.x and .NET (Core) 5.0 licensing support for Windows based applications/libraries
New 'Anti Tampering' approach
Added option to exclude specific resources from encryption/compression ('Resource Encryption & Compression'->'Exclusion List')
Added merging and embedding support for localization/language resource dlls
Added obfuscation option 'Naming Convention'->'UnprintableWithoutLineBreaks'
Added protection support for Fody/Costura processed assemblies
Improved obfuscation support for JSON serialization
Improved 'Control Flow Obfuscation' runtime performance
Improved command-line protection speed. Depending on the file size .NET Reactor is up to 30% faster now.
Minor improvements
Fixed cross obfuscation issue affecting generic methods
Fixed 'Code Virtualization' issue
Fixed merging issue
Fixed Unity3D 'Control Flow Obfuscation' issue
Fixed minor bugs

 

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Edited by KraKar, 28 April 2021 - 12:09 PM.

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Thx


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thank you.


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thanks for share


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When you compile a program written for the Microsoft .NET framework, the program you provide to your users is not compiled into a native executable program, but instead is translated into something called the Common Intermediate Language instructions (CIL). CIL is half way between source code and native code, and is interpreted by the .NET framework when your program is run, rather than executed directly as machine code. Because of this, the source code of your application or library can be easily reproduced. Tools such as .NET Reflector (www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/) can reproduce source code from a compiled .NET assemblies in seconds, and in the .NET language of your choice! Clearly, commercial software distributed to end users without some form of protection is wide open to piracy and intellectual property theft.
The traditional solution to intellectual property protection in .NET is to use 'obfuscation', indeed Microsoft make an obfuscation utility available to Visual Studio users.

 

.NET Reactor is a powerful code protection and software licensing system for software written for the .NET Framework, and supports all languages that generate .NET assemblies.

 

Its' main features are :

Intellectual property protection
NecroBit Protection
Native Code generation
Obfuscation
Control Flow Obfuscation
String Encryption
Anti Tampering
Resource Encryption and Compression
Dependency Merging
Protects full applications and libraries (dlls)
Powerful licensing system
Create trial versions of your software
Set an expiration date
Limit use to a fixed number of days after installation
Limit by number of uses
Limit to use for no more than a set number of minutes each invocation
Limit trial version functionality
Easily turn your trial version into a fully licensed version
License your software
Permanently (non expiring license)
By time period (i.e rent your software)
By number of uses (i.e software as a service)
Software development kit
Integrate license checking into you assembly and extend licensing functionality
Extend licensing functions with bespoke extensions.

can be used to make fud?


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Thabks best tool

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When you compile a program written for the Microsoft .NET framework, the program you provide to your users is not compiled into a native executable program, but instead is translated into something called the Common Intermediate Language instructions (CIL). CIL is half way between source code and native code, and is interpreted by the .NET framework when your program is run, rather than executed directly as machine code. Because of this, the source code of your application or library can be easily reproduced. Tools such as .NET Reflector (www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/) can reproduce source code from a compiled .NET assemblies in seconds, and in the .NET language of your choice! Clearly, commercial software distributed to end users without some form of protection is wide open to piracy and intellectual property theft.
The traditional solution to intellectual property protection in .NET is to use 'obfuscation', indeed Microsoft make an obfuscation utility available to Visual Studio users.

 

.NET Reactor is a powerful code protection and software licensing system for software written for the .NET Framework, and supports all languages that generate .NET assemblies.

 

Its' main features are :

Intellectual property protection
NecroBit Protection
Native Code generation
Obfuscation
Control Flow Obfuscation
String Encryption
Anti Tampering
Resource Encryption and Compression
Dependency Merging
Protects full applications and libraries (dlls)
Powerful licensing system
Create trial versions of your software
Set an expiration date
Limit use to a fixed number of days after installation
Limit by number of uses
Limit to use for no more than a set number of minutes each invocation
Limit trial version functionality
Easily turn your trial version into a fully licensed version
License your software
Permanently (non expiring license)
By time period (i.e rent your software)
By number of uses (i.e software as a service)
Software development kit
Integrate license checking into you assembly and extend licensing functionality
Extend licensing functions with bespoke extensions.

 

 

 

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Thank you for sharing


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