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Javascript Encoder / Scrambler
Does anyone know where can I find or purchase a reliable Javascript encoder or scrambler??
Most of those i found encodes html files with embedded javascript code. Is there any way to encode .js files?
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There is no failsafe way of encoding javascript files so that they can not be read by your users.
Why do you want to encrypt your code? Hadley |
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It's a known fact that there aren't any fail safe ways.
I need scrambling as a means to provide a first level prevention of people from prying into the so-called, 'important' codes. Of course, it will never work for those really suspicious and ardent ones. But i just want it. How about that? Any ideas? |
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Just look around on devscripts or hotscripts, im sure you will find heaps.
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JavaScript Encoder
HI TIm,
I'm curious if you already found or made something. If so, would you like to let me know? I saw this today: http://www.chessspace.com/ cite: JavaScript Encoder (Crypter) Program encodes your JavaScript files enabling you to protect your intellectual property. It also decreases the size of your JavaScript code by 10 times, especially when using Object-Oriented approach. Encoder is written in C# language. end cite I don't know if and what it costs. Seems to be a nice guy, so ask him. Regards, Mark |
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Ugh - not this nonsense again - for the last time, it is not possible to encrypt javascript. The key to the encryption must be accessible by the script. Browsers can't understand encrypted code.
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Found scrambler
Yup, I found this
http://www.javascript-source.com/javascript-obfuscator.html Check it out. It's kinda cool. It obfuscates the code. btw, I don't think encryption is the right term to use here. True, you need keys to encrypt and decrypt but what one really does here is to "obfuscate" the code to make difficult reading. |
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