.NET Cryptor 3.6.81 - .NET Cryptor encrypts or password-protects .NET project source codes

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Size: 1.58 MB License: Shareware OS: Vista,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000 Developer:RustemSoft (» more programs) View: Antivirus Report Download Now Buy Now Add to Download Basket

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     .NET Cryptor encrypts or password-protects .NET project source code files instantly. The utility prevents others from viewing and reusing your .NET source codes. Once .NET project is locked, it is completely encrypted and none of its contents can be understood.
.NET Cryptor is an indispensable security tool that protects sensitive information in your .NET source codes. In a few simple steps, .NET Cryptor encrypts your data making it practically impossible for anyone to browse and read your source code files in the event that your .NET project left at non-secure unattended PC or stolen. Also it makes sense to encrypt your entire .NET project before sending it to somebody else. Password protects, hides, and encrypts your files.
The .NET Cryptor will encrypt your .NET source code by encrypted protection technique that makes non-comprehensible the source code readability from source code thieves.
.NET Cryptor uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm. It provides cryptographic secure encoding and decoding of .NET source codes.
Writing software is the easy part. Integrating, documenting, and maintaining it is the tricky part. It might be beyond absurd to think that someone is taking your programming work and making it into a commercial product without your knowledge.
You should have reason to be concerned that source code you are turning in for programming projects at some exposed place might be being burgled for someone's own purposes. You should protect your source code some way. Use .NET Cryptor!