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in thread Code hiding in Perl
I have already explained that the purpose of this work is to make it harder for them to dig inside the logical portion of the code .. Now ofcourse I know it can't be hidden completely, there is always a way out for everything and if you go by that logic, nothing seems to be correct .. anyway , the process I adopted, you just can't debug that .. because it is disabled. |
Re^5: Code hiding in Perl
by afoken (Chancellor) on Jun 29, 2015 at 18:48 UTC
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you just can't debug that .. because it is disabled.
That's just ridiculous. Perhaps you can disable the Perl build-in debugger. But you can't disable external debuggers. Sure, you can add code to the executable that makes them harder to use, but you can not prevent your program from being run under a debugger or in a virtualised environment.
If you think you can, show your code!
Alexander
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Re^5: Code hiding in Perl
by Anonymous Monk on Jun 29, 2015 at 07:04 UTC
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I have already explained that the purpose of this work is to make it harder for them to dig inside the logical portion of the code .. Now ofcourse I know it can't be hidden completely, there is always a way out for everything and if you go by that logic, nothing seems to be correct .. anyway , the process I adopted, you just can't debug that .. because it is disabled. sounds like nonsense :)
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