Closed Unassigned: Code doesn't have baml files [37]
The only files in the baml project are properties/assemblyInfo.cs, helper.cs and packages.config. I used git log -- *BamlBinaryReader.csto look for the file, but it was nowhere in the history either....
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: Way to add randomness? [38]
Hello,I'm curious: Is there a way to add randomness to the resulting names of methods, properties, etc? For example, I'd like to obfuscate the exact same executable multiple times but have different...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Way to add randomness? [38]
Hello,I'm curious: Is there a way to add randomness to the resulting names of methods, properties, etc? For example, I'd like to obfuscate the exact same executable multiple times but have different...
View ArticleClosed Unassigned: Way to add randomness? [38]
Hello,I'm curious: Is there a way to add randomness to the resulting names of methods, properties, etc? For example, I'd like to obfuscate the exact same executable multiple times but have different...
View ArticleClosed Unassigned: The zip file doesnt have complete solution [34]
There are items missing from the zip file. Also the Example solution is incomplete.
View ArticleReviewed: 2.2.1 (nov 12, 2016)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - It's works great i only use the Obfuscar.Console.exe with a project with 2 execs and 7 dll and obfusc the nine and every thing works perfectly.
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Updated Wiki: Home
The project logo comes from Legendora Icon by Teekatas Suwannakrua.Maintained and supported by LeXtudio.Project DescriptionObfuscar is an open source .NET obfuscator released under MIT license. It...
View ArticleReleased: 2.2.2 (Sep 22, 2016)
Solely available https://www.nuget.org/packages/Obfuscar/2.2.2 Please refer to the release notes at NuGet.
View ArticleCreated Release: 2.2.2 (Sep 22, 2016)
Solely available https://www.nuget.org/packages/Obfuscar/2.2.2Please refer to the release notes at NuGet.
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Configuration
Obfuscar accepts a single command line argument, the path to its configuration file.The configuration file is used to specify what assemblies should be obfuscated, where to find the dependencies for...
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Updated Wiki: Basic Example
There is a basic example project included in the code base. To build and obfuscate the BasicExample, get the source from Git, navigate to the BasicExample path.The example consists of a solution that...
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Updated Wiki: Home
The project logo comes from Legendora Icon by Teekatas Suwannakrua.Maintained and supported by LeXtudio.Project DescriptionObfuscar is an open source .NET obfuscator released under MIT license. It...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Documentation
The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.Obfuscar is a basic obfuscator for .NET assemblies. It uses massive overloading to rename metadata...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: What It Does
The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.What does Obfuscar do? Basically, Obfuscar scrambles the metadata in a set of assemblies. It...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Configuration
The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.Obfuscar accepts a single command line argument, the path to its configuration file.The...
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Updated Wiki: Basic Example
The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.There is a basic example project included in the code base. To build and obfuscate the...
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The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.The popularity of managed programming languages and their ease of decompilation introduce a common...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Contributors
The documentation site is moved to https://obfuscar.lextudio.com/. This site will no longer be updated.Contributors to this project include,Ryan Williams (drcforbin@gmail.com)Werner...
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