Protect Your Codes protection from illegal copying

[jipman 0]

Hi all,This hasn't got anything to do with php - but all other compiler based programming languages in general. Try the Aspose Code Obfuscator (http://www.aspose.com/) - it's free and it completely messes up your compiled code to prevent reverse engineering. Works on almost all kinds of compiled .exe-s. It shifts all string tables and embedded resources in your exe and makes it absolutely not worthwhile to decompile your code. Their site even has a Freeware Licensing Engine with which you can make distributable shareware which can be unlocked with a licensing code.
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If that is so they should've used it on their own program.

Since you can find an keygen on the internet

just google on "obfuscator serial"

Nothing is un-crackable

[jipman 0]

if you want to protect usernames and password from those hackers, better build an personalize encryption code then encrypt it again with md5. for the whole pages??? wow it cost too much sad.gif better implement a nice programming habbit and a whole month bug testing than those commercial products wink.gif

Yeah.. + an additional SHA 256 encryption, since MD5 has a bigger chance to a collision.

But I think that one encryption should be good enough, since 1 good password will be hard to de-md5

[qwijibow 0]

And for protecting GPL source code from being used without complying you can add strange comments and error codes.mplayer once managed to prove that a hardware company had used the mpleyer mpeg2 decoder in their firmware because of a error message reported under an insanely rare crash event that passed a mesage like (cant remember the exact code) "Johneys gonna throw a wobbler"in real life that error message would never be displayed, but its code can be detected.

[Dizasta 0]

If that is so they should've used it on their own program.

 

Since you can find an keygen on  the internet

 

just google on "obfuscator serial"

 

Nothing is un-crackable

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Some are more crackable than others though.