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Guides and references for the Delta1 Labs suite — pick a product to get started.
Nebula.NET
.NET obfuscation & hardening
Nebula.NET
Getting started
Install Nebula.NET, protect your first assembly, and verify the result.
Installation
System requirements and how to install the Nebula.NET CLI and GUI.
How it works
A tour of Nebula.NET’s protection transforms and how they keep your app’s behavior intact.
Desktop GUI
Use the Nebula.NET desktop app to choose exactly what to protect and run it — no command line.
Tutorials by edition
Complete, end-to-end walkthroughs for the Free, Pro and Enterprise editions — pick your edition and follow the steps for your use case.
Protecting different project types
Recipes for every kind of .NET project — libraries & NuGet packages, WPF/WinForms, ASP.NET Core & Blazor, MAUI, console apps & services, Unity, single-file, F#/VB.
Reference
Keeping your app working
Reflection, serialization, DI, EF and XAML all resolve names at runtime — here is what Nebula preserves automatically and how to preserve the rest.
Configuration reference
Every field in nebula.config.json — types, defaults, and what it does.
CLI reference
Commands, options and exit codes for the nebula command-line tool.
MSBuild & CI
Protect your assemblies automatically on every build and in your CI pipeline.
De-obfuscating stack traces
Turn an obfuscated crash report back into original names using a run’s symbol map.
Multiple assemblies & renaming across them
Obfuscate interdependent assemblies together so cross-assembly references stay valid — including how to rename public members shared between your own assemblies.
Troubleshooting
Symptom → cause → fix for the common issues after obfuscation: missing members, serialization, XAML binding, reflection, SmartScreen, strong names and more.
FAQ
Quick answers about Nebula.NET — supported frameworks, reflection & serialization, NuGet, single-file, performance, licensing and more.
Release notes
What changed in each Nebula.NET release.
Glass.NET
Free .NET decompiler
Guide
Install Glass.NET
Download and run Glass.NET on Windows — a single self-contained executable, no .NET install required.
Getting started
Open an assembly, browse the type tree, and read decompiled C#.
Navigating code
Go to Definition, Find All References, Go To All, navigation history and breadcrumbs — fast navigation in a decompiler.