Chapter 4. Advanced Features

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Chapter 4. Advanced Features

Table of Contents

About Advanced Features
Declarative Obfuscation Using Custom Attributes
System.Reflection.ObfuscateAssemblyAttribute
System.Reflection.ObfuscationAttribute
.NET Compact Framework, Silverlight, Windows Store and .NET Core Projects
Indirect Declarative Obfuscation
Obfuscation Attribute Priorities
Conditional Obfuscation
Type Members
Options are Combinable
Diagnostics
Symbol Names Encryption
Advanced Symbol Renaming Options
Symbol Renaming with Printable Characters
Type Renaming Patterns
Advanced String Encryption Options
Code Control Flow Obfuscation
Assemblies Merging
Introduction
Instructions
Tuning
Internalization
Custom Parameters for Merging
Assemblies Embedding
Introduction
What's the point for embedding when we have merging (or vice versa)?
Instructions
Tuning
Troubleshooting
Resource Encryption
Introduction
Instructions
Compression
Selective Resource Encryption
Options are Combinable
Serialization Tuning
Overview
Binary Serialization and Obfuscation
Self-Interoperability
Non-stable Self-Interoperable Serialization
Stable Self-Interoperable Serialization
Debugging
Introduction to Debugging After Obfuscation
How It Works
Possible Security Risks
Tuning
Debug Renaming
PEVerify Integration
Probing Paths
About Probing Paths
How to Define Probing Paths?
Script Variables

About Advanced Features

You may want to get more control on obfuscation process when you become more familar with obfuscation. Advanced features of Eazfuscator.NET allow you to achieve this.

To start with advanced features it is recommended to read about declarative obfuscation.

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