.NET assembly compressors

[surfersat]

Rugland Packer for (.Net) eXecutables 1.3 | http://rpx.codeplex.com/

Compress .NET executables and pack multiple assemblies into a single executable bundle. It requires no additional external assembly or library to decompress so you get really good compression with only about a 7KB overhead. It's developed in C#.


.NETZ | http://madebits.com/netz/download.php

.NETZ comes as is without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the author be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
You can use .NETZ out of the box free of charge and without any reference to its origin or author. .NETZ is an open source tool. You can modify its source code to fit your own needs, but you are not allowed to distribute your changes, or sell .NETZ modified versions.
The author can change the terms of this license at any time. The changes do not affect the applications already packed with .NETZ.


Exepack.NET | http://exepack.codeplex.com/

Exepack.NET is executable file compressor for .NET Framework. It allows to package your .NET application consisting of an executable file and several class libraries into single compact easy-to-deploy executable, protected against disassembling. Exepack.NET is developed in C#.

Just a little list i found googling. Last one is detected as virus infected by AVG FREE 2014 .
Do you know another working .NET assembly compressor?

Greetings!

[Bloax]

Exepack.NET | http://exepack.codeplex.com/
..It allows to package your .NET application consisting of an executable file and several class libraries into single compact easy-to-deploy executable, protected against disassembling.

Last one is detected as a virus by AVG FREE 2014

Welcome to executable packers, it's very nice (and common!) to have your stuff be classified as malware just from being packed.



So I wouldn't dismiss that it's useful, since it most likely is.

[ivan2k2]

MPRESS can pack PE and .NET executables http://www.matcode.com/mpress.htm

[SvenBent]

should be able to sue lazy av scanner makers, that just classified exe packer as malware for no reason. its a behavior that needs to be stopped and replaced with proper decode and scan mechanics.