Mike Kerner wrote:
> Decompiling does not result in original source code. As it is, the
> kiddies can just copy/paste. The dump that Kaspersky included, even
> had a line that was commented out.
So it seems they can only "copy and paste" if an experienced security
expert has first provided a RAM dump.
While always an issue with every dynamically-compiled language, how easy
is it to fully dump RAM? Has anyone here successfully done it?
Still, I agree it merits consideration.
Given the nature of the language static compilation may not be possible.
What other means may be useful?
> Think about it - if you have the Pro version, yeah, your source is
> encrypted, until it's decrypted when the app is loaded. Then it's
> just sitting there for someone to take. I avoided doing this with
> MG when John went AWOL, but there is nothing that would have stopped
> someone with no scruples from doing it themselves.
I think I may have missed some posts: what is "MG" and who is "John"?
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