C# 7 and Visual Basic 15 introduced the notion of value tuples. The concept is similar to what you may find in System.Tuple but with two important distinctions:
What if you had a personal assistant that could guide you through particulars of obfuscation?
Wait no more. Eazfuscator.NET 5.3 introduces a deeper Visual Studio integration that improves your productivity when it comes to obfuscation directives and configuration:
Eazfuscator.NET 5.3 has been released just a few hours ago, and it brings a particularly useful feature: resource sanitization.
Say you have the following XML file as an embedded resource of your .NET assembly:
<!--
Please thoroughly consult
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jv1my3n1e0d/GrandPlanOfThings.pdf?dl=0
before making a change.
-->
<lisp>
(define one? (λ (z) (= z 1)))
...
</lisp>
Code and data always come together.
Previously Eazfuscator.NET delivered code virtualization feature. Now is the time for data virtualization.
Do you know what is the best method of data protection? Do not publish any information at all and you will get the best data protection ever.
It may sound like a joke to some people but in reality it is a very powerful concept. That's why recent Eazfuscator.NET versions started to perform automatic sanitization of application manifests.
Microsoft is on the rush and producing new technologies with a speed of fertile female rabbit.
Today we have Universal Windows Platform or UWP for short. All the rage goes to the walled garden ecosystem and Orwellian “1984” where you have to pay 30% cut to the Big Brother.