09-22-2003, 22:13
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This does look interesting, think I'll have a look at it later:
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How secure is it?
We must stress that if you're going to release something to someone, it's never going to be completely 100% secure. We would say that it's like providing security for a home. If you have locks on the doors and a good alarm system your house stands more of a chance of NOT being broken into. However, all these measures to protect your home can be bypassed by skilled individuals - As with any piece of software.
PHPCODELOCK for PHP is a strong deterrent. Most end users will not be able to decipher your code and will have a difficult time working through the 24 levels of encryption used by the software. It will take more than the average programmer to decipher your scripts. The fact is, any PHP encryption program does needs to decrypt the file at some time, so the code will theoretically be available to experienced crackers during its execution. However, it would take considerable expertise, a lot of time and a rewrite of some of the core PHP decode engine (codelock.php) to get at it. Note:The Decryptor file (codelock.php) is also Encrypted. As well as all this, it would be a violation of our reverse engineering policy. <-- lol ya right
As with any program though, reverse engineering is still possible, but in encrypting your pages with our software you have taken the right security precautions to complement your existing license agreement. In other words, if someone does 'get to your code', then they have gone through a lot of time and effort to "steal" your code deliberately and offend your copyright. We would venture to say that 90% - 95% of end-users would not bother trying to decrypt a file that has been encrypted with our software. <-- haha, unless a cracker writes a program to automatically do it 
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