If the code if obfuscated I don't see anyone easily reading your code. The
only things that will remain are literal strings for example, but reverse
engineering the whole obfuscated code will be hard if not impossible to get
the logic behind.
El martes, 14 de abril de 2015, 5:18:47 (UTC-3),
On this track, if the idea is to make it hard for the repackagers, you can
check your package signatures to make sure they were signed with your
private key and if not, raise an error (and perhaps send yourself an email
alert). You can do this by embedding your public key in your code and use
Generally someone doesn't really care about the way you wrote your
java code. Few people have code that actually needs protecting. If
you're running something you don't want to give out to someone, you
should never be sending the code to them anyway (you should run it via
a service).
Kris
On
What tools can we use?
Waiting answers.
Em 15/04/2015 06:17, Dmitry prehistoric2...@gmail.com escreveu:
Frankly speeking, Proguard just minimize code. It's just a matter of
patience to roll back all changes. I suggest to use more sophisticated
tools.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 11:18:47 AM
Use your mind. Generally, these APK repackagers go for the first version.
When you deploy your app, have it shut down at a predetermined date. Make
sure you put out an update prior to the cut-off date that either disables
the shut-down, or furthers the date.
All of the people that got you app
you can open it in Total Commander just in the directory with cd apk need
to type the name of the file and it will go into it as a folder
вторник, 14 апреля 2015 г., 12:18:47 UTC+4 пользователь bo
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HI All
please any body help to restrict extracting apk .
Regards
Frankly speeking, Proguard just minimize code. It's just a matter of
patience to roll back all changes. I suggest to use more sophisticated
tools.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 11:18:47 AM UTC+3, bo wrote:
HI All
please any body help to restrict extracting apk .
Regards
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