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  • Obfuscating Silverlight

    1 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Oct 19, 2010 (6 days ago)
    Tags: Obfuscation , XAML , XAP , Rudi Grobler

    Here is another article written by Rudi Grobler in which he explains how to obfuscate a Silverlight application.

    Source: Rudi Grobler in the Cloud

    Obfuscation has been used in programming for ages helping protect intellectual property! WPF and Silverlight is a little more tricky to obfuscate because of the way XAML work! While searching for a solution I found that Dotfuscator does support Silverlight XAML & WPF BAML obfuscation.

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  • Demystifying Silverlight Obfuscation

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Dude  on  May 04, 2010 (5 months ago)
    Tags: Obfuscation , Silverlight Dude

    Why obfuscate you say: As a developer you get paid for your knowledge. Knowledge that is only a privileged few (relatively speaking) posses. Hence programmers command such salaries. It’s all supply and demand. If any hobbyist programmer can do what you do by using reflector to look at how you did it then you can see how it will affect your salary. How to obfuscate:

    Demytifing Silverlight Obfuscation

  • Obfuscating Silverlight (for free)

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Apr 16, 2010 (6 months ago)
    Tags: Obfuscation , Tips , Andy Beaulieu
    In this post Andy Beaulieu explains how by using obfuscation you can make it a little bit more difficult for people to copy your Silverlight application logic.

    You might be aware that when you publish a Silverlight XAP on the web, your source code is very vulnerable to prying eyes. A XAP file is in a ZIP compressed format, and the contents are .NET Assemblies and resources which can be disassembled easily using a tool like .NET Reflector .