What's new in .NET Reactor 6.8?
.NET REACTOR v6.8
Today, we are very pleased to announce the release of .NET Reactor v6.8.
Here's a summary of what has changed.
Improvements
• Added .NET 6.0 protection support
• New Visual Studio 2022 Add-in
• Improved Visual Studio 2019 Add-in
• Improved 'Code Virtualization'
• Improved 'Control Flow Obfuscation'
• Now .NET Reactor hides the content of bundled .NET Core/5.0/6.0 applications (self-contained single files). Previously the bundle content could be inspected with tools like ILSpy. To use this feature the 'Anti ILDASM' option must be enabled.
• Added protection support for trimmed self-contained .NET 5.0/6.0 applications. You need to add the Eziriz.Reactor.TrimHelper NuGet package to your source project.
• Added 'Embed / Merge Settings'->'Embed Assembly Strict Version Handling' option to give you more control over the runtime assembly loading behavior.
• To assist moving from Dotfuscator to .NET Reactor most Dotfuscator obfuscation attributes are honored now.
• New 'Blue' theme
• Minor improvements
Fixes
• Fixed 'String Encryption' issue
• Fixed code signing issue affecting files with .p12 file extension
• Fixed minor bugs