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I code a software (win app c# with SQL server database) And a setup project connected to it How can I secure the source code as good as possible after publishing because there is a lot of software to debug the software after setup and get the source code

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    Here is a better duplicate: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/506282/protect-net-code-from-reverse-engineering. In short you cannot completely avoid that anyone breaks into your code. You can however make it *harder* to some degree, but that's it. However there shouldn't be much need for that - at least not on every software-layer. What you need usually is to protect the business-**data**, most crucial passwords of course, which you hopefully don't safe within your code, do you? – MakePeaceGreatAgain Sep 13 '21 at 14:46

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