Tutorial How to deobfuscate some popular obfuscators

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Credit: Ironhide @RussianJackSpot


Deobfuscates the following:
CliSecure, CryptoObfuscator, DotFuscator, Eazfuscator, SmartAssembly, XenoCode, .NET Reactor

This is generally used by people who are interested in taking a peek at the source code or cracking/patching it.

Here is the guide:

First you need to download a tool called De4Dot Apenas usuários registrados e ativados podem ver os links., Clique aqui para se cadastrar...

Extract it to C:/ and rename it to de4dot for easy access.

Put in the program you want to deobfuscate in the directory of de4dot

Now open up your Command Prompt (Start > cmd) or Windows Key + R
Now type in cd de4dot; You should now be in the de4dot directory.
Type in de4dot <name of program you want to deobfuscate>.exe (Remove the <> brackets Ex. hf.exe).

Alternatively:
Drag and drop the program (exe) you want to deobfuscate onto de4dot.exe

Wait a little bit.

Now you should get a new file called <name of the program>-cleaned.exe.

You are now able to open this up in NET Relector or SimpleAssemblyExplorer

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Credit: Ironhide @RussianJackSpot


Deobfuscates the following:
CliSecure, CryptoObfuscator, DotFuscator, Eazfuscator, SmartAssembly, XenoCode, .NET Reactor

This is generally used by people who are interested in taking a peek at the source code or cracking/patching it.

Here is the guide:

First you need to download a tool called De4Dot Apenas usuários registrados e ativados podem ver os links., Clique aqui para se cadastrar...

Extract it to C:/ and rename it to de4dot for easy access.

Put in the program you want to deobfuscate in the directory of de4dot

Now open up your Command Prompt (Start > cmd) or Windows Key + R
Now type in cd de4dot; You should now be in the de4dot directory.
Type in de4dot <name of program you want to deobfuscate>.exe (Remove the <> brackets Ex. hf.exe).

Alternatively:
Drag and drop the program (exe) you want to deobfuscate onto de4dot.exe

Wait a little bit.

Now you should get a new file called <name of the program>-cleaned.exe.

You are now able to open this up in NET Relector or SimpleAssemblyExplorer

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