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good. &nbsp;Otherwise I was going to have a harder time encrypting my data, since the key would be visible.<br />
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thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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good.  Otherwise I was going to have a harder time encrypting my data, since the key would be visible.

thanks,
newbieweb

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Before I deploy my C# WinForms applications, I obfuscate them. &nbsp;Can I do this with ASP.NET for a web application? Or does the aspx file need the code readable?<br />
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Just wondering. &nbsp;I hope to encrypt some data used by the website with AES encryption, but wonder whether I will be able to hide the key?<br />
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thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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Before I deploy my C# WinForms applications, I obfuscate them.  Can I do this with ASP.NET for a web application? Or does the aspx file need the code readable?

Just wondering.  I hope to encrypt some data used by the website with AES encryption, but wonder whether I will be able to hide the key?

thanks,
newbieweb

Can I obfuscate my C#.NET web app.?

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