January 25, 201016 yr Hi all Does anyone know of any good php encryption software, reason I am asking is I would like to encrypt certain files in a cms I have built. Pat
January 25, 201016 yr How about PHP's Mcrypt extension? That implements the common ciphers. Edit: PHP's mcrypt extension uses C libraries (namely libmcrypt), so you'd need to make sure your hosting has the relevant extension installed. Check php_info() to see if mcrypt is installed. You could ask your host if it's not loaded. Edited January 25, 201016 yr by Connetu_C
January 25, 201016 yr I think he means actually protecting/encoding/obfuscating his source code. ioncube.com - the most secure one i know of, zend (zend.com/products/zend_guard) has been reverse engineered multiple times. Ioncube can to be reversed, however it's pretty difficult and the average user couldn't do it.
January 25, 201016 yr Author I think he means actually protecting/encoding/obfuscating his source code. ioncube.com - the most secure one i know of, zend (zend.com/products/zend_guard) has been reverse engineered multiple times. Ioncube can to be reversed, however it's pretty difficult and the average user couldn't do it. Thanks for the responses, it is the protection/encoding of certain files I want to achieve, reasom being I changed my cms functionality to ckeditor and all of a sudden my client has a relative that wants access to cpanel which I cant stop, Therefore I would like to protect certain files or am I just being paranoid. like the look of ioncube Pat
January 25, 201016 yr Thanks for the responses, it is the protection/encoding of certain files I want to achieve, reasom being I changed my cms functionality to ckeditor and all of a sudden my client has a relative that wants access to cpanel which I cant stop, Therefore I would like to protect certain files or am I just being paranoid. like the look of ioncube Pat Ioncube will allow you to encode single files for a pretty small price. From that you can have a callback to your server.
January 25, 201016 yr Author Ioncube will allow you to encode single files for a pretty small price. From that you can have a callback to your server. Looks like it may be the answer, i'm sure the person/s I am dealing with will not be able to reverse engineer, I could put a copywrite on the code but I dont really think that would deter and I would really like to protect the code.
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