dll security in .Net ,SQLite ?

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is obfuscate secure for my project ?

Posted 4-Mar-10 3:21am

saalavi

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Teuz · Answer 1 · 2010-03-04T03:43:00

.NET (just like Java) does not compile in machine code but in bytecode. Bytecode can be easily reversed, and there are many tools that do that. With using SQLite I think you mean storing data in a sqlite database instead of directly into the dll. This may help but still anyone can open a sqlite database file and read its data.

If you want to use your dll, you may want to obfuscate your code with third party tools. With the sqlite way I suggest to you to encrypt your data.

Hope this helps.