C# FAQ: Are there free .NET decompilers
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Are there free .NET decompilers?
Both open source and commercial obfuscators are available.
- Anakrino is an older .NET decompiler which is a bit long in the tooth now.
- Reflector for .NET: Reflector is a .NET decompiler sporting a great user interface and quick, effective decompiles. The optional FileDisassembler add-in writes an assembly which has been decompiled with Reflector to a source files which can be loaded, edited recompiled, and searched.
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See also
- .NET Languages
- Are there free .NET decompilers?
- How good are .NET decompilers?
- How protect .NET code from reverse engineering?
- How protect my code against decompilation?
- What about .NET decompilers that allow code to be submitted from browsers?
- What does a .NET decompiler do?
