Is C# (encrypted) Des easy to crack?

Compared with other languages, C# encryption is easier to crack.

C# is an intermediate language, and there is a fatal problem in encryption, which can be completely reversed into source code.

Therefore, no matter what encryption is done, the encrypted code can be presented to the cracker.

There is nothing wrong with the algorithm itself (of course, AES is indeed more secure than DES, and its key length and anti-analysis ability are far superior to the latter), but the code becomes a white box, and even the most powerful algorithm can directly analyze the decrypted key from the code, and the algorithm is meaningless.

Therefore, it is better to use C/C++, which can be run directly, and it is relatively safe to develop the target file in machine code level language.

Java and python, which are also intermediate languages, also have this shortcoming.