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to all web developers this question is for you!!?

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2006-08-07 22:01:59, Category: Programming & Design
I share a web host with a friend and i think they are using my codes for their website too. i would like to ask if how do you encrypt your codes but still the website (my website) will still work? so that even they download my files they cannot open it or even they manage to open it, it will just display gibberish? how do you do that? i hope you got my idea

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  1. sevcenko

    On 2006-08-08 16:16:32


    I have the solution. If you code simply HTML then everyone can steal your code from any browser. Just make your site using php or asp or java, flash.. then only hackers might remain a threat. And you should use a better web hosting such as: http://www.bravenet.com/cserv.php?pid=4&tid=1&afilid=3054498111 and http://professional.1mlmwebhosting.biz

  2. ~FriEnD~

    On 2006-08-07 22:10:02


    wat code do u use? php, asp, java or something? with specific code, i can help u..

  3. anonymous

    On 2006-08-07 22:11:05


    I don't think you can stop them, especially if they are the primary account holders or if they own the server. Hosts are cheap now, so you should get your own domain and host. I use 1and1.com to host mine and register my domains. I pay $5/month for 2 domains, 50 GB storage, 250 GB transfer per month, up to 1000 email addresses, and password protected directories. You can also use CGI on their servers if you have that package. If you're interested, use my referral link when you order: http://www.1and1.com/?k_id=11001016 If you're just talking about HTML code and not CGI programs, you can make it harder for them to steal your stuff by using Javascript to encode the web page characters in URL-escaped format (with the % signs all over). There's also that method of using the HTML escapes as in one of the answers above. But that's kind of obvious to anyone who knows what they're doing. You might have to really make that Javascript code ugly for it to confuse them, and even then it might not work. If it is HTML they're stealing, there's no way to stop them even if it's on another host. You can confuse them a bit, but you cannot stop them if they know what they're doing. If your friend does not know what he's doing, you'll be OK with that solution. Stealing CGI programs requires access to the server though, so using a different host would help with that. Good luck! Edit: Now that I think of it, if your friend is smart enough to decode all that stuff he will probably want to write his own HTML. So using the various "encryption" methods out there will be good enough to protect your HTML from your friend. Good luck!

  4. tls.bhaskar

    On 2006-08-07 22:05:38


    I understand the reality at ur end. Why not change your hosting agency? There are many companies which hosts websites? Just give an attempt. It is ur website, and ur code. Legally, its wrong to use the code!

  5. ballistik696

    On 2006-08-07 22:07:17


    that is the beauty that xhtml-everyone with a web browser can see your code! unless you do everything in flash.

  6. jacinablackbox

    On 2006-08-07 22:09:28


    Now see here: http://vzone.virgin.net/phil.ronan/obfuscate.html BTW, someone else using your "codes" is not particularly objectionable. +There are a number of shareware HTML obfuscators on the web, which basically remove all formatting, gratuitously encode stuff, and fill the HTML with decoys, or something like that. Perhaps they even include JavaScript encryption schemes.