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ReSpawN · 10-15-2008, 08:08 AM

In this case, you would immediately come into the license system. This would mean you are going to replace certain characters from a string to make it irretrievable, but convertible to plain text once again.

Certain programs just have a license file, but a certain function would say is_licenseced() and would return true or false. To go around this, is to simply make another function that would say:

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function is_licenseced() { return true; }

Once you done that, it can be hacked again. The most logic way to protect your program, is to encrypt it with Zend, and make sure you upload the CMS/program on a webserver that has a Zend module installed. You can't read it, but Zend can convert it.

One way or the other, scriptkiddies always find a way around it. Just make sure you protect it from the avarage joe.

10-15-2008, 08:08 AM	#2 (permalink)
ReSpawN The Frequenter Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 460 Thanks: 49	In this case, you would immediately come into the license system. This would mean you are going to replace certain characters from a string to make it irretrievable, but convertible to plain text once again. Certain programs just have a license file, but a certain function would say `is_licenseced()` and would return true or false. To go around this, is to simply make another function that would say: PHP Code: `function is_licenseced() { return true; }` Once you done that, it can be hacked again. The most logic way to protect your program, is to encrypt it with Zend, and make sure you upload the CMS/program on a webserver that has a Zend module installed. You can't read it, but Zend can convert it. One way or the other, scriptkiddies always find a way around it. Just make sure you protect it from the avarage joe. __________________ "Life is a bitch, take that bitch on a ride"