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HTML Encrypter - TheGsmid - Mar 16, 2022 does any one of you guys know a good HTML encrypter ??? RE: HTML Encrypter - Nachfolger - Mar 17, 2022 This cannot be a real.. RE: HTML Encrypter - SIM-2501407 - Mar 17, 2022 The closest you’ll ever get is that. RE: HTML Encrypter - Blazin - Mar 17, 2022 (Mar 16, 2022 09:38 AM)TheGsmid Wrote: does any one of you guys know a good HTML encrypter ??? https://www.smartgb.com/free_encrypthtml.php?do=crypt Here you go. RE: HTML Encrypter - TheGsmid - Mar 19, 2022 (Mar 17, 2022 03:55 PM)Blazin Wrote: https://www.smartgb.com/free_encrypthtml.php?do=crypt thank buddy✌ RE: HTML Encrypter - SIM-2501407 - Mar 19, 2022 (Mar 19, 2022 08:31 PM)TheGsmid Wrote: thank buddy✌ Should be noted it can be reversed extremely easily as well. A live example of decrypting/reverse engineering the encryption: https://jsfiddle.net/Lghpu76k/2/ ![]() But if you can combine the 'hidden' code method (headers) and use the 'encryption' that Blazin provided (unescape), you can make it annoying to get your code. I am afraid that there is no way to make HTML code more private than doing that. |