ArmDot is a .NET obfuscator and protection tool designed to protect .NET assemblies from reverse engineering, tampering, and unauthorized modification.

Because .NET assemblies can be easily analyzed with decompilers, protecting intellectual property is a major concern for software vendors. ArmDot applies multiple protection techniques that transform assemblies into a form that is significantly harder to understand and reverse engineer.

ArmDot includes advanced protection features such as control flow obfuscation, code virtualization, string encryption, symbol renaming, resource encryption, and anti-tampering protection. These techniques help protect proprietary algorithms, licensing logic, and sensitive business code.

The tool also provides application virtualization, allowing developers to embed unmanaged DLLs and other required files directly into a protected assembly. This makes it possible to bundle dependencies and load them at runtime without extracting them to disk.

ArmDot also includes a Licensing API that allows developers to implement license checks, feature restrictions, and custom protection logic in their applications.

Protected applications can run on Windows, Linux, and macOS, supporting modern .NET platforms including .NET Framework and .NET (Core / 5+).

ArmDot integrates easily into existing build pipelines and can be used from the command line or automated in CI/CD workflows. It is suitable for protecting desktop applications, commercial libraries, SDKs, and other distributed .NET software.