Hi Jake,
As far as I'm aware, current version of ASV is able to bypass SWF Encrypt
3.0.12.
Since you have already invested in Amayeta, I'd recommend using it. First of
all, not all decompilers can bypass it. Then, when they release an update,
it will be effective for at least 3-4 months against all decompilers.
(Because even if we can bypass it in a short time, we won't. Generally
speaking, writing an obfuscator is easier than writing a decompiler. An
obfuscators all use is obfuscating, a decompiler is useful for other
purposes too. So, also considering other things, for us [ASV], it doesn't
make sense to bypass an obfuscator as soon as possible. But we do bypass
obfuscations, in time).
I normally recommend using a tool like Genable ASO to rename identifiers,
but obviously it will not help in your case.
HTH.
Best regards,
Burak
www.asvguy.com
Burak KALAYCI, Manitu Group
http://www.buraks.com
http://www.manitugroup.com
- Original Message -
From: "Jake Prime" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Flashcoders mailing list"
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 1:12 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Obfuscator
> Hi all
>
> At this point in time is there any obfuscator that will prevent a SWF
> from being decompiled with ASV (or whatever the current best
> decompiler is)?
>
> I know this has been asked before and the answer was no, but as both
> obfuscators and decompilers are improved over time I was wondering if
> the situation had changed. Our current policy here is to put a URL
> checker in all our games and then obfuscate the SWF with Amayeta SWF
> Encrypt. It's a bit of a pain and if this really is a complete waste
> of time I'd rather stop bothering.
>
> Thanks
> Jake
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