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October 29th, 2006, 04:33
Here's something interesting for all you Javascript reversers out there. Attempts at "protecting" the source code of web pages.
(In approximate order of increasing difficulty, from trivial to... moderate)
http://www.moonlight-software.com/webcrypt-pro-in-action.htm
http://www.aevita.com/web/lock/samples.htm
http://www.mtopsoft.com/encryptpro/example1.htm
http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/demo.php
http://www.flashpeak.com/crypthtml/index_enc.htm <- comment says "Feel free with any attempt to obtain the source code."
{ http://www.protware.com/e_demo.htm http://www.protware.com/demo_e.htm } approximately the same difficulty
Can you get the original source? Have phun
There are many more of these (IMHO rather pathetic) attempts at "protecting" webpages, but I wasn't able to find any example pages for them.
(In approximate order of increasing difficulty, from trivial to... moderate)
http://www.moonlight-software.com/webcrypt-pro-in-action.htm
http://www.aevita.com/web/lock/samples.htm
http://www.mtopsoft.com/encryptpro/example1.htm
http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/demo.php
http://www.flashpeak.com/crypthtml/index_enc.htm <- comment says "Feel free with any attempt to obtain the source code."

{ http://www.protware.com/e_demo.htm http://www.protware.com/demo_e.htm } approximately the same difficulty
Can you get the original source? Have phun

There are many more of these (IMHO rather pathetic) attempts at "protecting" webpages, but I wasn't able to find any example pages for them.