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* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

Thanks all ^ , I will maybe make more later on.


* - FEL1X. - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 08:52 AM)fredde_jason Wrote:  This is cool! What you should do is a tutorial on how to protect your app from this sort of reversing.

add encryption algoritms for your sites and other PRIVATE informations


* - fredde_jason - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:00 AM)fel1x Wrote:  add encryption algoritms for your sites and other PRIVATE informations

Ofcourse, but they can still access your source code, and that is not very good.


* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:01 AM)fredde_jason Wrote:  Ofcourse, but they can still access your source code, and that is not very good.

Yes, but there are several ways of protecting it, just look around on this section.


* - fredde_jason - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:04 AM)The-One Wrote:  Yes, but there are several ways of protecting it, just look around on this section.

Yeah, but you just showed how to reverse that protection! Any suggestions?


* - FEL1X. - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:11 AM)fredde_jason Wrote:  Yeah, but you just showed how to reverse that protection! Any suggestions?

EVERTHING can be cracked. So if your app is popular it will be cracked soon. There is no lifetime protection.


* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:15 AM)fel1x Wrote:  EVERTHING can be cracked. So if your app is popular it will be cracked soon. There is no lifetime protection.

And 'nuff said, you can only make it hard to crack, or annoying to crack. 🤩


* - nickjonnes - Jan 13, 2011

nice tut thanks!
but...
what if it has been obfuscated with smart assembly 5
.net reflector cant remove that?
cheers nick


* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:48 AM)nickjonnes Wrote:  nice tut thanks!
but...
what if it has been obfuscated with smart assembly 5
.net reflector cant remove that?
cheers nick

But Smart Assembly Explorer can ;)


* - nickjonnes - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:49 AM)The-One Wrote:  But Smart Assembly Explorer can ;)
oh thanks bro
when was it updated last time i check it could do this but then again that was a very long time ago
thanks again
nick


* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 10:01 AM)nickjonnes Wrote:  oh thanks bro
when was it updated last time i check it could do this but then again that was a very long time ago
thanks again
nick

No problem, enjoy and good luck.


* - fredde_jason - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 09:23 AM)The-One Wrote:  And 'nuff said, you can only make it hard to crack, or annoying to crack. 🤩

Well, how do you do that? ;)


* - d3v1l401 - Jan 13, 2011

an excellent tutorial,thanks mate i'll try it!


* - unsurpassable - Jan 13, 2011

Very nice tut! Thanks for sharing!


* - The-One - Jan 13, 2011

(Jan 13, 2011 11:06 AM)d3v1l401 Wrote:  an excellent tutorial,thanks mate i'll try it!

No problemo.

(Jan 13, 2011 10:25 AM)fredde_jason Wrote:  Well, how do you do that? ;)

Encrypt it, add dead ending jumps, just junk it. But not those junk generator's make junk INSIDE a code.