Re: HTML/Java Protection

[Yousef Syed <yousef.syed () gmail com>]

If you are really concerned, you're better designing your Applet to
call code on the Server, or see if you can use a standard JSP/Servlet
solution. That will allow you keep your security related code private,
while leaving a publically accessible interface.
As others have stated, obfuscation can be circumvented; therefore
leave a minimal amount of security related code on your applet.

ys

On 20/09/05, Antoine Martin <antoine () nagafix co uk> wrote:
> By definition the applet code runs on the client, so you simply cannot
> stop people from downloading it!
> Any kind of obfuscation/protection is doomed. If you can run it, you can
> trace it and decompile it.
>
> Antoine
>
> On Mon, 2005-09-19 at 17:01 +0000, confusionvalley () netcabo pt wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I'm currently developing a Java applet and i want to protect the .class from being downloaded.
> > It's very easy to download the .class file..just check the HTML code and get the class name wich will be 
> > loaded..then with a download program you can get the class file and decompile it to get the source code.
> > The real objective is to protect the source code from the html and not so grabbers.
> > Any idea to protect the html/java?
> >
> > Best regards,
> >   Nuno


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Yousef Syed