However, for example, an attacker trying to break a licensing routine would first focus attention on Strings having to do with licensing to locate the appropriate spot of code.
It will not prevent an absolute hacker from deciphering the conversion and seeing your data. The string encryption function allows you to select literal values of string data type to be encrypted. You have choice to apply a cryptography method for the string encryption. This is done by inserting a decryption routine into the assembly and calling the decryption code at runtime to return the original Strings.Skater can make this more difficult by encrypting the strings in your .NET assembly. Also you may mark some specific strings to obfuscate. You may select all strings to be encrypted. Only specified strings will be encrypted/obfuscated.
Since Strings can provide useful clues for anyone trying to reverse-engineer your code it makes sense to protect your string data from spying eyes.
That is why you need to protect your work using code obfuscation. For most major businesses in the tech space, its not a matter of if they'll get hit by a data breach, but when. Well, what if the unthinkable happens, and that brain child of yours gets stolen?
Data breaches happen all the time. Every developer knows just how frustrating it can be to spend hours of your day staring at your screen, trying to find one line of faulty code. But finally executing an application just right, you feel a sense of unparalleled accomplishment, right? That wall of code might look like nonsensical gibberish to others, but its your brainchild, and you couldn't be prouder.
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