: Because the tool performs low-level memory injection and code modification, it is frequently flagged by Antivirus (AV) as "hacktool" or "malware."

: Used to resolve indirect method calls that ConfuserEx uses to hide actual code logic.

: Restores the original control flow of switch statements, which are often heavily mangled to prevent analysis. 3. Usage in Reverse Engineering

: Specifically designed to recover hardcoded strings that have been encrypted.

: Moderate Risk . While the tool is functional for researchers, specific distributions like the one associated with "KLASH HACKER" often trigger security alerts.

: Open the cleaned file in tools like dnSpy or Ghidra for final analysis. 4. Security Concerns

: A utility for reverse-engineering .NET executables. It attempts to strip layers of protection (obfuscation, packing, and encryption) applied by ConfuserEx.