The developement have been stoped?

Hope he will dont's stop it!

Seems so but maybe just a matter of time and things continue later, I was wondering as well as you, giv.

For .NET is the only "easy" cure.

Definitely looks like development has slowed. Previously updates averaged out at less than three weeks between releases.

Maybe the devs are just enjoying some downtime in the run up to Xmas :) At least I hope so!

0xd4d says Probably Nov-Jan

de4dot has moved to bitbucket. Could some mod update the first post?

https://bitbucket.org/0xd4d/de4dot
https://bitbucket.org/0xd4d/de4dot/downloads

w/o changes ?

It's not a new release. The project moved.

hello author! what was the reason to move?

github has disabled their uploading service. It's no longer possible for anyone to upload eg. compiled binaries. All uploads will disappear in 90 days.

wow, a 1st step for monetizing the startup? :)
anyway, wishing you good luck!

New version: 2.0.0

de4dot has moved from github to bitbucket. New site info:

Can a moderator/administrator update the first post with these links?

https://bitbucket.org/0xd4d/de4dot
https://bitbucket.org/0xd4d/de4dot/downloads

• Updated support for most obfuscators. The rest will be supported later.
• de4dot is now using dnlib instead of Mono.Cecil since Mono.Cecil can't handle obfuscated files
• Mixed mode (eg. C++/CLI) assemblies are now supported
• dnlib is much more stable so if you can execute an assembly, dnlib can load and save it
• Preserving the important metadata tokens is now possible 100% of the time. The old hack I used with Mono.Cecil worked most of the time, but only for the "def" tables.
• Junk at the end of #Blob signatures can now be saved (--preserve-sig-data)
• You can now disable renaming certain things. Eg., when deobfuscating Confuser protected assemblies, try --keep-names d (keep delegate field names, but rename everything else)
• --keep-types no longer preserves MD tokens.
• New command line options: --keep-names, --dont-create-params, --preserve-tokens, --preserve-table, --preserve-strings, --preserve-us, --preserve-blob, --preserve-sig-data
• The actual Win32 resources (not the whole .rsrc) section is copied to the output. Mono.Cecil copied the whole section.
• When decrypting methods dynamically, the target's CLR version and CPU architecture is loaded instead of always defaulting to latest CLR version.

Done! I meant to do it when you requested it the first time, but it slipped my mind. Sorry for the delay. :)