in reply to Re^9: Why is it bad to hide the source?
in thread Why is it bad to hide the source?

http://marginalhacks.com/Hacks/perlc/
simple encoding with an optionally defined key. The script is decoded at runtime
http://marginalhacks.com/bin/perlc
-key <str> Specify key for encode/decode of embedded script

void decode(char *block, char *key, int len) {

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Re^11: Why is it bad to hide the source?
by daveola (Sexton) on Mar 02, 2011 at 05:01 UTC
    And?

    If I give you an executable, can you extract the source? I'd love to see that.

      And?

      What do you mean and? Your own words say encoding, not weak encryption, but encoding :D

      If I give you an executable, can you extract the source? I'd love to see that.

      I could (filealyzer,peexplorer,objdump....), but I'm not a monkey

      ;P

        Yes, except that NONE of those will magically extract the source.

        Have you guys considered, just possibly, just maybe, for one moment that you are actually incorrect about this? And that actually you aren't fully understanding what the script does?