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How effective is obfuscation?
Protect ASP.NET Source code
(Why) should I use obfuscation? \[/quote\]Is obfuscation the best answer for protecting our code ?*Specially in Web Projects when you want to deliver your web projects as libraries of code to your customer ( the person who ordered ) *EditedAt first my priority is Server-Side Codeand second Client-Sidebut the main goal is when you want to deliver a complete web projectand you made every piece of your code as components and dlls now how effective can you protect them and doesn't allow others to make your code back from them .EditedThe problem is that I want to protect the code that I'm written to a company that they ordered , now all my code are inside some DLLs ,Now they can reverse engineer that and get my code , I want to prevent them from doing so ,Is there anyway to do so or not ?I think that is a unique question , And I didn't ask for what obfuscation is nor for tools of doing this activity , further than that I think this is apart from Client-Server SecuritySorry if my question wasn't clear at first , but if that is really a case to be deleted , no problem for meAlsoAlso I wanted to have a comparison look at this problem and the solutions ,because I think obfuscation wasn't the only possible solution at this , I think we can have maybe some logical sort of workarounds about this problem
How effective is obfuscation?
Protect ASP.NET Source code
(Why) should I use obfuscation? \[/quote\]Is obfuscation the best answer for protecting our code ?*Specially in Web Projects when you want to deliver your web projects as libraries of code to your customer ( the person who ordered ) *EditedAt first my priority is Server-Side Codeand second Client-Sidebut the main goal is when you want to deliver a complete web projectand you made every piece of your code as components and dlls now how effective can you protect them and doesn't allow others to make your code back from them .EditedThe problem is that I want to protect the code that I'm written to a company that they ordered , now all my code are inside some DLLs ,Now they can reverse engineer that and get my code , I want to prevent them from doing so ,Is there anyway to do so or not ?I think that is a unique question , And I didn't ask for what obfuscation is nor for tools of doing this activity , further than that I think this is apart from Client-Server SecuritySorry if my question wasn't clear at first , but if that is really a case to be deleted , no problem for meAlsoAlso I wanted to have a comparison look at this problem and the solutions ,because I think obfuscation wasn't the only possible solution at this , I think we can have maybe some logical sort of workarounds about this problem