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Saturday, May 25, 2002

Demeanor applies many transformations to your .NET applications that makes them much more difficult to reverse engineer.Demeanor obfuscates the names of your types, fields, methods, properties and events by changing their names to meaningless symbols. Demeanor also obfuscates the metadata of your application, discarding all types and members that aren't needed during runtime. Demeanor also alters the control flow of your methods so that the resulting code is much harder to understand.
Product Release. May 24, 2002.

Brent is the very first one I gave an autographed copy of my book to because he just helped me so much in the difficult IJW and P/Invoke internals. This guy knows more about .NET than most anyone. I believe strongly in what he is trying to do with Demeanor. Some of the .NET list think protecting IP is not important or even a crime. I say the opposite. .NET has a problem here for us developers that believe in getting paid for our work and Microsoft has not addressed it. Brent does. Checkit out.




3:37:15 PM    

Chris Sells had this item: " Have you ever wished you could explore the behavior of a component or some code without having to write any code? To watch events occur on any object and examine the history of events? To quickly try something and see how it affects the component? To look at the visual behavior of a component as you adjust not only its properties, but execute its methods? If so the nogoop .NET Component Inspector is the tool you have been seeking." [The Wagner Blog]


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