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Another important function that Babel Obfuscator comes with is the overloaded renaming option, which allows you to rename all the methods with different signatures. On this manner, the reverse engineering process becomes more difficult to be performed.

During our tests, we noticed that the encryption and the obfuscation processes are performed quite quickly and does not cause the system to freeze, and neither does it impact other running applications. The obfuscation process enables you to secure your code and conceal its purpose in order to prevent tampering and deter reverse engineering. This way, although the code remains usable to the machine, hackers and other users with bad intentions won’t be able to read it and here is where Babel Obfuscator comes in handy.

Considering that your .NET project is build and compiled in Visual Studio, you are definitely aware that a new assembly will be generated, which contains MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) instructions, resources and metadata that describe the used types, methods, properties and events in your assembly.

FEATURES

Support Microsoft NET Framework 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, Silverlight, Compact Framework
Obfuscate Namespace, Type, Method, Events, Properties and Fields
Unicode Normalization
Includes Generic Types and Virtual Function Obfuscation
Merge Assemblies
Embed Assemblies
Automatic Obfuscation of Satellite Assemblies
MSIL Control Flow Obfuscation
String Encryption
MSIL Encryption
Embedded Resources Encryption
Dead Code Removal
Selective Obfuscation with XML Rule Files
XML Mapping Files
Declarative Obfuscation using Custom Attributes
Public Symbol Obfuscation
Silverlight XAP Package Obfuscation
Visual Studio Post Build Integration
MSBuild Integration
Supports Multiprocessor Execution
Command Line Interface
Supported resign with PFX and Strong Name Signature
Disables tools like Reflector, Reflexil plug-in and ILDASM