Is storing strings under managed c++ safer than unmanaged ?

[omoe]

Hello guys , So im working on a little project c++/cli and realized that if i put a string i wanna keep hidden to compile as unmanaged it can be found and edited by just a simple memory scan of my DLL, However if i put it to compile under managed c++ the string will appear something like sad@dsaop932u4 in a managed code reflector , So i think its better to hide strings under managed c++ , Am i right? or is there a downside? Or was i just using a bad reflector ? , Please advise.

[Computergeek01]

With the managed code in C++\Cli all of your variables are divided into "Application Domains" which is kind of like a scope (I think). What you are seeing appended on to the end of your string there is basically name decoration designating it's appdomain.