Introduction
Obfuscation is a transformation process in which the code is changed to make it unclear and difficult to understand, so reversing is more complicated. Software written in .NET languages like C# and Visual Basic is usually easy to reverse because it compiles to MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language), a CPU- independent instruction set embedded into .NET assemblies and other information (Metadata). This enables decompilation back to the source code.
Babel Obfuscator is a tool that transforms compiled assemblies to conceal the code and make reverse engineering difficult. Features like Renaming, String Encryption and Code Encryption make your code safe and no longer accessible using the disassemblers available on the market.
Babel Obfuscator can also perform some optimizations that can reduce the resulting metadata size and the overall size of the obfuscated assembly, improving executable load time.
The integration with MSBuild enables Babel to be used in automated build environments and from the command line, thus significantly reducing the time required to deliver the final product to testing and deployment.
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