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Let's say I add sequential renaming to a file. This process generates a symbol map. My idea is to add a way to input the existing symbol map to use for reobfuscation at a later time. This could be a option in the project file.
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Would you want to use that to ensure that the same assembly is obfuscated the same way a second time?
Or is it something like obfuscating the public members of assembly A and have assembly B obfuscated later and still reference the renamed public members?
I would like to make sure that the old and new assemblie could use the same new names. This makes tracing errors in multiple versions of software much easier.
Let's say I add sequential renaming to a file. This process generates a symbol map. My idea is to add a way to input the existing symbol map to use for reobfuscation at a later time. This could be a option in the project file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: