I am just playing with encryption, to learn how to protect my games.. I would like to know how to encrypt a swf in such a way you cant get the source code (I want to do my own tool), and the swf is still playable! I mean, if its still playable, how can it be encrypted? It should have a loader or something, shouldnt it? :p
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 12:10 PM, Chris <list_s...@mavdns.net> wrote: > On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 09:52:18 -0200 > Bruno Junqueira Adami <brunojad...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello all! > > > > I encrypted a swf using Amayeta Swf Encrypt 6.0, now using swfdump I cant > > get the code because this errors appears: > > > > [HEADER] File version: 10 > > error: reference to element 2519 in array[24] > > error: reference to element 1570513061 in array[24] > > error: reference to element 81 in array[29] > > > > How did they do this? Is there anyway to fix those errors? > > Thank you! > > < turns on wry humour> > Err.. catches breath and steps back in amazement..[uses sinister voice] > 'So, Mr Bond, you have failed to crack our security code, and have learned > nothing! SMERF > one, British Secret Service nil! ..[turns to minion, and points at rippling > water > in nearby pool ].. Perhaps we should let Mr Bond join our little pets for > dinner?' > </turns off wry humour> > > You encrypted ( encoded ) your swf Bruno. How in all seriousness can you > then > expect swfdump to unencrypt ( decipher ) it, as well as analyse it? > > How did they do this? Some programmer(s) worked it out. Since Amayeta are > selling > this encryption program, why should they pass that knowledge on to you? > > Sorry to say it, but, the only error, is yours ( for encrypting it in the > first > place ). ;o) > > Regards, > > > > Chris. > -- > Chris <list_s...@mavdns.net> >
