Red Gate has recently acquired .NET Reflector and they will continue to maintain a free version for the benefit of the community.
.NET Reflector enables you to easily view, navigate, and search through the class hierarchies of .NET assemblies even if you don't have the code for them. With it, you can decompile and analyse .NET assemblies in C#, Visual Basic and IL.
The question now is how to obfuscate your assemblies? I have heard ways on how to obfuscate your code and perhaps I may talk more on obfuscation next time if time permits.
.NET Reflector
http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/
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