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Asked: 2026-05-18T20:39:43+00:00

I and some buddies have an argument here – in which langauge is it

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I and some buddies have an argument here –

in which langauge is it safer by terms of writing a code that cannot be hacked?

by hacked I mean that after the code is encrypted, or turned into executable , it can be reversed enginered into some kind of intermidate code (like java byte code) , or even the real high level program code itself .

This agruments aruse in general because one of us is about to start a big software project,but he’s afraid that his competitors will steal some of his very-efficient algorithams.

It would be nice if any of you could present some pros and cons for each langauge .

thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I don’t really get to work with Java so I’m more familiar with C#.
    In C# (or other .net languages) you can use easy and free tools like Reflector to see ALL of the code written inside an executable or dll.

    You can always try obfuscating the code with the most advanced tools, so this won’t be revealed easily, but I’m pretty sure that if the code is worth enough for someone to hack/reverse-engineer, It WILL be, and it’s just a matter of time till that happens!

    Even with lower level languages like C/C++, if the code is worth it, the people interested will find out how it works.

    Bottom line : EVERYTHING IS HACKABLE/REVERSE-ENGINEERABLE!

    🙂

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