Source code encryption

@invictusMar 04.2004

IS there anyway you can use javascript to encryt the source code because you spend 2 horus on something then somebody strolls into you webiste view source and foom, your work is wasted because even the people you hate has the code. I need a script to encrypt the source code or something like that that makes people unable to read my source code.
Any help will be appreciated, bull**** talkers would be assholes? 😡

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@merxaisMar 04.2004 — #its also one of the way to hide but why dont share it out? be kind ? i was tried to hide my code as well but at the end i open to all ?

@PittimannMar 04.2004 — #Hi!

It is not the first time that I'm called asshole or idiot. Read fredmv' sticky quite on top of the thread list.

Btw. - seems, you want to hide the work done by others for you and not by yourself :mad:...

Cheers - Pit

@merxaisMar 04.2004 — #i think the webmaster should delete the topic YOU ARE AN IDIOT posted by invictus.... my computer crap and all my work gone... LOL

@KorMar 04.2004 — #
...because you spend 2 horus on something
[/quote]

aaa. if only 2 hours why bother? ?

Anyway, if you are so good than to build complex and worthable codes, you [b]should have known[/b] that javascript, as a client-side language, can not [b]hide[/b] or encrypt not a bit of it's own code lines or other lines in the page.

[b]Always[/b] expect others to use parts of your code, as javascript is an open language. You should be honest and confess that you have view sourse and have used also parts of other's code lines. That is absolutely normal, I don't understand your angryness...?

@fredmvMar 04.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by invictus [/i]

[B]Any help will be appreciated, bull**** talkers would be assholes[/B][/QUOTE]You need to stop saying that — you say that in just about every thread you make. :rolleyes:

And moreover, remember that [b]no one has to help you[/b]; you're lucky you even get help, and when you do, it should be [b]appreciated to the fullest extent[/b].

@steelersfan88Mar 04.2004 — #I get this wonderful feeling that fredms will do an excellent job as a moderator!

There is actually a program from microsoft that will encrypt your javascript, not quite sure how or if anyone can decrypt it. Here's the link: [URL=http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=E7877F67-C447-4873-B1B0-21F0626A6329&displaylang=en]Microsoft Download[/URL]

It will take the following JScript:

[code=php]<script language="JScript">
 
 alert("Hello World")
 
 </script>[/code]

and encode it to:[code=php]<script language="JScript.Encode">#@~^JAAAAA==@#@&@#@&mVDYvJ_nV^W~KDs[r#@#@&@#@&JQcAAA==^#~@</script>[/code]Anyone get it? But it works!!!

@fredmvMar 04.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by steelersfan88 [/i]

[B]I get this wonderful feeling that fredms will do an excellent job as a moderator![/B][/QUOTE]Thanks — just trying to set things straight here. ?[i]Originally posted by steelersfan88 [/i]

[B]from microsoft[/B][/QUOTE]That's the root of the problem. JScript is a proprietary scripting language from Microsoft designed to only work in IE, thus making your scripts inaccessible to anyone other than IE users.

@steelersfan88Mar 04.2004 — #and to those with javascript disabled of course ... but if you have that much urgency in protecting your code, this is an alternative to not putting the code on the Internet <-- the best way to protect it!

@fredmvMar 04.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by steelersfan88 [/i]

[B]and to those with javascript disabled of course[/B][/QUOTE]Though, however, that's a given — JavaScript will of course not be available to those without it. The least you can do is make it accessible to anyone using any browser in which potentially supports it — using JScript doesn't make sense when JavaScript is generally the same thing except it works in all browsers that have an implementation of it.

@chouchouMar 04.2004 — #What i dont understand is the following. This guy/you is being rather rude, not only the first time, but consecutive times, and arrogant, given his/your nice signature. Furthermore, it is clear you/he didnt read the top 2 sticky posts by Khalid and FredMv (congrats by the way), which tell how and how-not to post a post and give you the direcht answer to his/your question.

What I dont understand is that we/this community is helping him out with some answers ? In my view, that doesnt teach people to behave properly on this forum.

If I would have read "you are and idiot" at the top of the posts, i would just ignore him/you ! In my opinion you/he clearly doenst deserve any attention (which he/you probably lacked during childhood ? ).

Your thoughts please,

ChouChou

@Jeff_MottMar 04.2004 — #There is actually a program from microsoft that will encrypt your javascript[/quote]Bypassing this is as simple as using a search engine.

http://www.virtualconspiracy.com/index.php?page=scrdec/intro

@steelersfan88Mar 04.2004 — #of course there is a way of decoding it ... its client side scripting, and it can't be hidden!

P.S. Jess ... I don't kno what is up or if you actually took the time to find something just to prove what you thot I said was wrong ... some people don't like going through that process, thats all

@Jeff_MottMar 05.2004 — #I don't kno what is up or if you actually took the time to find something just to prove what you thot I said was wrong[/quote]What's up is making sure the original poster doesn't get lured into a sense of false security with proprietary software.

@steelersfan88Mar 05.2004 — #I made a note of that originally when saying that I wasn't sure if anyone had written a program for decryption -- the main goal was to have the user find a way and do the work, as we shouldn't do it for them ... and giving them a direct link pretty much says good bye to their work ... and to anyone who already has successfully used that method because word is out.

If you thought I was misdirecting the user, maybe you were a little sidetracked of finding a way to devalue my post ... again. I wanted it to be clear that if a user wanted client side encoding, this is a possible alternative, obviously, there is no way to do it! ?

@Jeff_MottMar 05.2004 — #the main goal was to have the user find a way and do the work, as we shouldn't do it for them[/quote]Well, in my opinion, alerting the poster to lapses in security is not something that should be left as an exercise. But that's just my opinion. You had said you were not sure if it could be decrypted. I was making sure the original poster knew that it could without much effort.

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