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  • Welcome to Cyphor
  • .NET Code Obfuscation
    • Getting Started
    • How to Obfuscate
    • Basic Code Obfuscation
      • Symbol Renaming
      • Body Mutation
      • Control Flow
      • Constant Encryption
      • Call Hiding
      • Debug Protection
      • Integrity Checks
      • Self Healing
    • Advanced Obfuscation
      • Attribute-Based Obfuscation
      • Guide to obfuscation
      • Code Inlining
      • What is RASP?
      • Protections that protect each other
      • Program not working after obfuscation
      • Keeping performance with obfuscation
      • Virtualization
  • Dashboard
    • Files
    • Billing
      • Pay as you go
      • Examples
    • Projects
      • Code Guard Tasks
      • Permissions
        • Roles
      • Files
      • SAML and SSO
  • Code Guard
    • Introduction
    • Implement with your licensing system
      • Setting up a gateway
      • Setting up the SDK
    • Secured values
      • Dynamic values
      • Code Encryption
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    • Preventing analysis
    • Enhanced visibility
      • Disabling tracing on production
      • Logging external methods
      • Optimizing Memory Usage
    • Edge connectivity
    • Preventing modifications
      • Preventing assembly load
      • Allowing partial tampering
      • Enterprise EDRs and XDRs
      • Dynamic Hook protection
      • Thread hijacking
      • Guard Checksums
      • DLL Injection
      • Handling complex RE attacks
        • Custom payload detection
    • Granular Integrity Checks
    • Virtualized Environments
    • Troubleshooting
    • Threat database
    • Real time alerts
      • Alert Insights
  • CLI Tool
    • Introduction
    • Global options
    • Profiles
    • Projects
    • Obfuscator
      • Obfuscation Schemes
      • Task templates
      • Protecting files
        • Global obfuscation flags
        • Using templates to obfuscate files
        • Quick obfuscation
      • Monitoring obfuscation jobs
    • Securing local storage
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Projects

A project is a collection of data and usage information that allows you to administrate and utilize most of our service offerings.

Think of a project as a hub where you can manage and access all the features and tools our platform has to offer.

Each project allows you to manage files, track versioning, and utilize other platform-related features.

It is recommended to link one project to one software, however, there are no imposed limits to this you can use multiple softwares within one project.

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