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Software supply-chain & anti-tamper
Ensure the software you ship runs as built — resistant to reverse-engineering, tampering and unauthorized modification in the field.
The challenge
Once a binary leaves your build system it can be decompiled, modified and redistributed. For supply-chain integrity the deployed artifact itself must resist analysis and detect tampering — protecting both your IP and the customers who run it.
Signing your releases proves origin, but it does not stop someone from modifying a build after the fact and running it anyway. You need integrity that holds at runtime, not just at download.
How Delta1 Labs helps
A layered approach
Make it unreadable
Obfuscation, string encryption and virtualization keep logic and secrets out of a decompiler’s reach, so a modified build is hard to even construct.
Detect tampering at runtime
Integrity and anti-debug checks make a modified or instrumented build fail closed instead of running.
Bind capability to a clean build
Signed licenses tie entitlements to a verified, unmodified build, so tampering also breaks entitlement.
Capabilities
What you get
- Obfuscation & string encryption
- Logic and secrets are not readable in the artifact.
- Method virtualization
- Critical routines run as protected bytecode.
- Anti-tamper & anti-debug
- Modified builds fail closed.
- Signed entitlements
- Capability is bound to a clean build.
- Instant revocation
- Retire a compromised release quickly.
- Offline verification
- Integrity and entitlement checks work offline.
Built with
Outcomes
- Shipped artifacts resist analysis and modification.
- Tampered builds refuse to run.
- Entitlement is bound to a verified build.
- Integrity holds at runtime, not just at download.
Frequently asked
Questions, answered
Isn’t code signing enough?
Code signing proves origin at download but does not stop post-download modification or reverse-engineering. Runtime hardening and anti-tamper cover the gap by making a modified build fail closed.
Does this work for libraries as well as apps?
Yes — protection applies to .NET assemblies generally, including libraries you distribute as part of a larger system.
Let's talk about your setup
Tell us what you're building — we'll help you protect, license and ship it, managed or self-hosted.