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Protect your intellectual property by obfuscating your ASP code, so that the code remains executable on the IIS server, but cannot be changed or extended by your customers. This is the only tool that applies an XMLHTTP based self test to every asp file changed. Goal is to guarantee, that the resulting code will always run perfectly. ASP Expert Obfuscator 1.0 itself is written in ASP, it consists of one script only which contains all necessary methods. Obfuscation methods supported are: Include file resolving, file renaming, HTML/VBScript/Javascript comment removal, indent-adding, code-merging, function- renaming, HTML-encoding, free pattern-replace definition, garbage code creation, garbage file creation, MS script encoding.
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Version: 1.0 Platform(s): windows Updated: Mon Apr 18 2005 |
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Encrypts any URL, in order to protect tags such as id, name, etc. The encrypted URL can be decrypted with the help of the available function. The algorithm has been built especially for web usage: It's a non-symmetric solution, with these advantages:
- Browser-secure encryption. All URL-characters are translated with an alphanumeric (BASE64) string, which changes in every encryption process.
- The encrypter uses server-, session-, timer and static information, making every encryption process unique. You can further add password security or any other information.
- Every URL is unique, even if the base URLs are equal.
- Very easy implementation - just call two functions (Encrypt() / Decrypt()), and the script does the rest.
- The tag values can be extracted directly from the encrypted URL.
- You can extend this script at will (RS4, SSL, etc.), since you'll get the source code.
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Version: 1.0 Platform(s): windows Updated: Sat Apr 16 2005 |
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dgEncrypt is an implementation of the Rijndael block cipher, which has recently been selected by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as the new Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) for the U.S. government. The Rijndael cipher is a symmetric key block cipher, which is a type of cipher that encrypts data in blocks, rather than a single bit at a time, and uses the same key for both encryption and decryption. For its enciphering functions, dgEncrypt employs a version of Rijndael that operates on 128-bit input blocks, with keys that are 128, 192, or 256 bits in length. A second version of the Rijndael cipher, which operates on 256-bit input blocks with 256-bit internally generated keys, is used to generate cryptographically viable random values, such as cipher keys.
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Version: 2.0 Platform(s): Win NT Updated: Fri Oct 26 2001 |
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