C# FAQ: What about .NET decompilers that allow code to be submitted from browsers
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What about .NET decompilers that allow code to be submitted from browsers?
We recommend that .NET decompilers that allow code to be submitted directly via Web browsers not be used. Such decompiler Web sites might keep a copy of the source code submitted by programmers! Best practice is to download a .NET decompiler and run it locally on your own machine.
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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?
