Protecting .net applications

How can I protect my dot net application from getting reverse engineered. Is
it possible to convert .net application to WIN32 NATIVE exe?

Abbas

"Abbas" <> wrote in
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> How can I protect my dot net application from getting reverse
> engineered.

Obfuscation is the easiest. My personal favorite right now is CodeVeil,
but there are others out there that are probably just as good. I have
found that CodeVeil errors out the different decompile tools out there
rather nicely.
http://www.xheo.com/products/codeveil/

> Is it possible to convert .net application to WIN32 NATIVE
> exe?

..NET Reactor can do this. It will actually take all of the libs used and
create a single monolith. It is not my first choice, but I have used it
on an app we had to have run on machines we were not certain had .NET
installed:
http://www.eziriz.com/dotnet_reactor.htm

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Abbas wrote:
> How can I protect my dot net application from getting reverse
> engineered. Is it possible to convert .net application to WIN32 NATIVE exe?

http://code.google.com/p/babelobfuscator/ seems to stop Reflector.

Jason Keats