Evenmore exciting, Ilfak Guilfanov, founder of Hex-Rays, has provided a special decompiler license for use in the Decompiler Explorer! This means that the service offers Hex-Rays decompilation alongside that of Binary Ninja, Ghidra, angr, and more.
Back in March, while we were discussing internally whether we should release this in some fashion, Matt Borgerson open sourced something similar called mdec. His project worked on supplied binaries instead, which is a lot simpler to work with and host. So, we opted to change our prototype to do the same thing. This is how the current implementation of the Decompiler Explorer works.
Binary Ninja is brought to you by Vector 35, a group of hackers who started to make games and reverse engineering tools. Or, maybe they're game developers who still think they can hack? Either way, they're having fun doing it.
I tried .NET Reflector and wasn't fully happy of the quality of decompiled code. Then I came across dotPeek and I must say it's way better then Reflector. I had to make only one small adjustement and decompiled code works as it should after compiling it in Visual Studio. I really recommend this decompiler especially it's completely free of charge.
In this way, developers protect trading tools and EAs from cracking. Intruders will need more knowledge, finances, and time to break down the code. In general, hackers give up the decompilation supposing it is not worth their efforts. But if they manage to do it, the deobfuscated code becomes unintelligible.
Control/Data flow obfuscation is changing the code direction and the order of program execution statements. There is the introduction of arbitrary instructions, unexpected conditional constructs (predicates), meaningless control loops, or dead code that will never be fulfilled. The decompiled code gets unstructured spaghetti logic with the transposition of statements.
Debug obfuscation/Anti-debug provides changing string numbers, names of debug data files, and removing the debug info, metadata, and unused code. Hackers can examine the source code by using debug data for reverse engineering.
Developers (together with a security team) must select those obfuscation techniques that are most suitable for a particular software. At the same time, they must consider the client's requirements and different protection threats.
Suppose a hacker manages to decompile the DLL miraculously. What's next? The deobfuscated code will transform into the Assembler machine language. Such a code is incredibly difficult to read. Moreover, the source code restoration (custom types, classes, etc.) is tremendously hard or even impossible.
Thus, disassembly makes the reverse engineering process extremely difficult. The IT villain may even give up on the procedure because the spent finances, time, and effort aren't worth it. Decompilation is unprofitable and unreasonable since the expenses are too high.
If you use the script encryption obfuscation technique, the string decryption during program runtime slows code performance. So, the code is more difficult to read. The more complex the obfuscation method, the harder code performance.
Unfortunately, the threat of hacking always exists. Do you want to sell your tools, but are worried that your idea can be stolen? Apply the "Code Obfuscation" method. So, your idea will always be protected!
That is why, to protect your tools and EAs from malicious actions, use the services of 4xDev coders. We will select the most suitable obfuscation techniques and create efficient obfuscated code considering:
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WHY?
I want to ensure that your code is protected as possible so you are successful and will remain a customer of mine for a long time. Most programs like Diamond, CLI, Agile.net, Dotfuscator, Codeveil, and Salamander are simply using Obfuscation which is easy to decompile. Obfuscation does nothing to the source code within your methods, so it is not protected at all by obfuscation. Obfuscation puts a lock on a door it does not put it in a safe in a bank in a fortress.
I do everything that obfuscation does, like Agile.net, but I use more than obfuscation. I use a proprietary technology that completely stops decompilation by replacing CIL code within various methods of the encrypted code and building a native code wall to protect the .net assembly by producing a file type that cannot be understood directly as CLI.
NEVER BEEN HACKED!
It seems bold but we believe it is not possible to decompile or reverse engineer the protected assembly code. This method has NEVER been broken. I have paid people to try (i.e. $500 or $1,000 if you can break this). Again my desire is to give your code the best protection as I need you to be protected so you are successful and remain a customer of mine for a long time.
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My encryption is not only more secure but it allows for much faster processing (i.e. 3 seconds compared to programs like Diamond, CLI, Agile.net, Dotfuscator, Codeveil, Salamander that can easily take 15 to 45 seconds when loading historical data to draw tick based bars like renko and range). Other clients of mine that have custom renko bars and many other bars types have all verified this to be consistent. This will help ensure more trials turning into subscribers, more referrals, and longer subscriptions.
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indicatorlicense.com customers. We will encrypt 3 exe files for free for you within 15 days of your subscription. Then 3 more free encryptions every 3 months. Additionall exe files cost $100 per exe file.
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