About Xerinfuscator

Xerinfuscator is a .NET obfuscator built by INX Co in Cairo, Egypt. It exists for a narrow, practical reason: shipping a .NET application means shipping an assembly that anyone can open in a decompiler, and most protection tools in this space are either priced for enterprises or slow enough that teams turn them off.

We build for the other case — a developer or a small studio that needs the assembly to fight back, without a licensing server to run or a protection pass that adds minutes to every build.

What it protects

• Control flow — methods are restructured so the decompiled output no longer reads like the source.
• Code virtualization — selected methods run as bytecode inside a custom virtual machine, so there is no IL to recover for them at all.
• String, integer and resource encryption — literals are decrypted at runtime instead of sitting in the image.
• Anti-analysis — anti-debug, anti-dump, anti-decompile and anti-tamper checks that react when a build is modified.
• Symbol and metadata work — renaming, import protection and enum protection.

The targets are the ones people actually ship: WPF, WinForms, ASP.NET, Console, Mono, Unity and MAUI, on modern .NET and on .NET Framework back to 4.5.

How we work

The tool runs locally on Windows. Nothing you protect is uploaded to us, and there is no telemetry in the obfuscation pass. Licenses are sold per seat, paid in crypto, reviewed by a person rather than a bot, and supported around the clock.

We keep the surface small on purpose: one product, one page of documentation, one address to write to. If something is unclear, the answer should be a reply, not another page.

Contact

xerinfuscator@gmail.com — or see the contact page for what to include so the first reply is useful.