I think your question has been asked periodically, and it seems that
there are no good answers available to date. All of us product people
have the same concerns.
If it is any consolation to you, Java is just as easy to decompile. I've
seen my guys do it before me.
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
I want to create Windows executables with perlapp and distribute them to
others.
I heard that the code is "somehow protected" but what does this mean?
How hard is to break that protection and find the code?
Is the code kept in memory from where it can be dumped? Can it be found in
clear there?
If yes, is it possible at least to put the file perl58.dll separately (not
in the executable), but to make it have another name like guilib32.dll or
something randomly chosen, for not letting the others that the program is
made in Perl?
Or do you have another "code security tips"?
Thank you.
Teddy
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