Well, suggestions for how to execute protect an EAR file?
I was thinking that in order for the app to run one would have to upload an
encrypted license file. It would contain some limits for how long to run and
how many records to make and a check for processor id. If the validation
oglueck wrote : You can not make any code tamper-safe. All code you give away
is untrusted.
Hmmm, even not, if archives are signed ?
Actually my concern is not really reverse-engineering, but rather a way to
assure users, that they have the right/original archive.
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Such a thing can not be achieved reliably if the code is in the hands of the
foe. You can not make any code tamper-safe. All code you give away is untrusted.
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Probably the best you can do is to obfuscate the code. They can still reverse
engineer it, but it would be much harder. (Hopefully, to the point where it'd
be much easier for them to code it from scratch than to re-use your code.)
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