Hi,
I am wondering and excuse me if I am way off ok
But can AES Crypt do this
take a paragraph of code like copy it and use AES Crypt to
encypt the code and password protect it from being de-crypted
just wondering if possible and the php file still work
regards
albert
AES Crypt for php
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paulej
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Re: AES Crypt for php
I'm not sure if I understand your question.
You want to somehow make the actual PHP module unreadable?
If that's the question, one could use AES Crypt to encrypt the file, but there is no way to then execute it. It would be similar to placing the file inside a ZIP file and applying compression. The web server will not look inside a container to find an executable program, and it would have absolutely no way to decrypt it, even if it did.
I apologize if that didn't answer your question, so feel free to follow-up.
Paul
You want to somehow make the actual PHP module unreadable?
If that's the question, one could use AES Crypt to encrypt the file, but there is no way to then execute it. It would be similar to placing the file inside a ZIP file and applying compression. The web server will not look inside a container to find an executable program, and it would have absolutely no way to decrypt it, even if it did.
I apologize if that didn't answer your question, so feel free to follow-up.
Paul
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weedogroup
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Re: AES Crypt for php
I think it did cover it,
I was hoping a could password protect the php coding as in use AES Crypt to
do its stuff.
as I have seen now because I used it
AES Crypt has its own file entension and in turn a .php would turn to .php.aes
reason for it was I have a plugin which should be licensed and its being nulled and passed around
freely and I wanted to stop it in its tracks by encrypting part of the code and having a password
to unlock it.
I was hoping a could password protect the php coding as in use AES Crypt to
do its stuff.
as I have seen now because I used it
AES Crypt has its own file entension and in turn a .php would turn to .php.aes
reason for it was I have a plugin which should be licensed and its being nulled and passed around
freely and I wanted to stop it in its tracks by encrypting part of the code and having a password
to unlock it.