{smartassembly} is a Software Improvement & Protection tool, designed to help every .NET developer to efficiently produce better software.
Keys Benefits
1)Protects your .NET Software, your Intellectual Property, and your business.
2)Helps you build a bullet-proof Application.
3)Simplifies and improves the deployment of your Application.
4)Improves your Application's global performance.
5)Saves Countless hours of diagnostic and debugging.
6)Helps you improve the quality of your software.
Key Features
Dependencies Merging
Merging is a deep integration of the dependencies' code with the code of the main assembly. It highly improves the performance and the protection of your software.
When a dependency is merged, it becomes a part of the main assembly and is no longer dissociable from it. The code from a merged dependency can be obfuscated and pruned as well as code from the main assembly.
Pruning
{smartassembly} automatically detects and removes the code that will never be executed at runtime.
It will also remove metadata such as events' and properties' names, methods parameters' names, design-time attributes, etc.
It reduces the size of your assemblies, improves loading time and performance, and Protects your code from spying eyes, by removing the non-useful metadata.
If you want to exclude a member from the pruning, you can use custom attributes directly in your code (Declarative Pruning).
Advanced Obfuscation
Obfuscation is a vital protection of your Intellectual Property, but it won't change the way your software works. {smartassembly} will change the name of your classes and methods to unreadable characters, to highly complicate the work needed to understand your code.
{smartassembly} will automatically detect non-obfuscatable code or metadata. You can also exclude a member from the obfuscation directly in your code (Declarative Obfuscation).
{smartassembly} additionally lets you choose between different Name Mangling Schemes.
Control Flow Obfuscation
Control Flow Obfuscation is an advanced option for protecting your Intellectual Property. It will change the code inside your methods into spaghetti code.
While the runtime will still be able to execute your application in exactly the same way, it will become very difficult for a cracker to analyze your code, and almost impossible for a decompiler to recreate the original source code.
References Dynamic Proxy
{smartassembly} can create a proxy for calls to external members. This high protection feature will hide most of the calls to external methods, properties or fields in your code by replacing them with calls to the proxy.
This proxy is created dynamically at run-time, which increases the protection of your code.
Additionally, the proxy is built in a way that prevents the assembly from being modified. This means that if a hacker tries to modify your assembly, even slightly, then the proxy will no longer work and the application will not be able to start.
Strings Encoding
A managed software stores all the strings in one place and in a clear form. By encoding all the strings in your software, {smartassembly} hides important information like passwords, SQL requests, serial numbers, login information, and thus improves protection.
{smartassembly} can compress and encrypt the encoded strings with advanced encryption.
It can also make your assembly cache the strings once decoded to improve performances in case strings are intensively used.
Other Protections
{smartassembly} can prevent your software from being opened by the most popular disassemblers and decompilers.
Unhandled Exception Reporting
{smartassembly} can modify your software to automatically intercept not handled exceptions, and securely report detailed information (via our managed 24x7x365 Exception Reporting Web Service), to help you fix the problem.
The information includes detailed stack trace, names and values of methods parameters, fields and locals, and source code line number of where the exception occurs.
This saves countless hours of diagnostic and debugging when your software is deployed.
The Software Development Kit (SDK) additionally enables you to customize the Exception Report Forms , add custom information to the Exception Report (such as email address, contact name, serial number), and access the reports database using SQL.
Resources Compression and Encryption
{smartassembly} can compress and encrypt your managed resources to reduce the assembly's size and improve protection.
At runtime, the first time a managed resource is needed, {smartassembly} will automatically decompress and decrypt your resources. This is a very quick operation which is done only once. After that, the performance is the same as with non-compressed resources.
Dependencies Compression and Embedding
{smartassembly} can compress and embed your dependencies in your main assembly. Embedding dependencies is a convenient solution to improve and facilitate your software deployment.
Embedding your dependencies in your main assembly will simplify the deployment and maintenance of your software, reduce the global size of your software, and ensure that dependencies are always available.
Memory Management
{smartassembly} can dramatically reduce the memory used by your software, by automatically releasing the memory no longer needed.
Debugging Capabilities
{smartassembly} can generate a .pdb file, which contains the debugging information, enabling you to debug your assembly into your IDE, and to get the full stack trace when an exception occurs.
{smartassembly} also offers Stack Trace Decoding to let you retrieve the original (non-obfuscated) stack trace, even if you don’t use the Exception Reporting feature.
Other Features
Quick process, thanks to our own direct IL read/write engine.
No need to make any change in your code, or to learn a 3rd party object model.
No need to have access to the source code.
Works with any language targeting the .NET framework.
Resulting Assembly is still a 100% .NET Assembly, and thus keeps all benefits of the .NET Framework.
{smartassembly} does not add any dependency to your .NET Assembly.
发表于 2009-10-15 18:23
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