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Review
This review applies to version 4.9
The latest version of this software will soon be reviewed by our
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Dotfuscator users can quickly and easily inject exception tracking to existing applications and report on them using the Runtime Intelligence web portal.
Dotfuscator protects intellectual property by making it extremely difficult to reverse engineer applications through patented renaming transforms, control flow obfuscation, and string encryption.
Users can be alerted with custom messaging when running a tampered version of your software. In addition, a notification service can be used to alert you when and where tamper attempts occur. |
What's new in version 4.9
- New anti-decompliation measures have been added to combat new and updated decompilers.
- Indexers on classes in assemblies that contain markup are no longer renamed by default.
- If a Feature Stop cannot be correlated to a Feature Start on the same thread, it is matched with a Feature Start of the same name without regard to thread (if one exists).
- Corrects a build error when injecting PerformanceProbe into the end of an empty method.
- Unsupported attributes on specific platforms (i.e. SystemProfile and PerformanceProbe on Silverlight) should no longer cause a build error, but will issue a warning.
- Works around a probable F# compiler bug concerning LinkCheck permission sets (MS Connect Bug #674806).
- Instrumentation Attributes on abstract methods are now disallowed in the UI and no longer cause build errors.
- Assembly-level Unhandled ExceptionTrackAttributes on ASP.NET applications no longer cause build errors.
- Corrects an issue where XNA phone apps could have been misidentified as Silverlight apps during RI injection. |
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