DotnetTypeHider is an experimental .NET IL rewriting tool that makes decompiled output harder to understand by disguising user-defined types as compiler-generated anonymous types.
It works by:
- Renaming eligible classes to anonymous-type–like names
- Adding the
CompilerGeneratedAttributeto those types - Optionally hiding certain method calls by proxying them through compiler-generated anonymous type constructors
The result is code that remains fully valid and verifiable, but is significantly more confusing when viewed in common .NET decompilers.
This project is inspired by Washi1337/AwaitFuscator.
