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Protection Schemes for VFP
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
Divers
Thread ID:
01464629
Message ID:
01464659
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104
This is from their FAQ document:

Please use 7-Zip or WinRAR 3.6 (or later) to decompress the file, the decompress password is www.baiyujia.com.

http://www.baiyujia.com/vfpdocuments/f_vcfaq_en.asp


Cyril



>Interesting - I haven't played with this one yet.
>I downloaded the demo - you know what the password for the .zip file is?
>
>>All,
>>
>>We've had a few threads over at Foxite looking at VFP protection schemes. This week a protected app was cracked to source in minutes; previously Leonid Lepin was able to lift a key out of three other protection products with no trouble at all.
>>
>>Having taken a particular interest I'd suggest that few protection schemes out there can protect a VFP app for more than a few minutes.
>>
>>Anybody is welcome to post a sample of their preferred protection scheme to see whether anybody can crack it. Please use a free dbf as that saves a lot of time to prove the point.
>>
>>The most effective protection scheme I can find comes from here: http://www.baiyujia.com/f_download.asp ,download VFP Compiler demo. The download includes English instructions. Basically the product splits a VFP project into a VFP exe with no useful content and a C++ dll containing heavily obfuscated, decomposed and distorted instructions that are fearfully difficult to piece back into a VFP project, unlike most other schemes from which it is easy to extract a complete VFP project.
>>
>>If I'm wrong I'd be delighted if somebody would show me- I'd rather go back to the drawing board than cruise along believing my work is protected when it's wide open.
>>
>>FWIW, here is the entire source I can extract from one of my own VFP compiler apps: as you can see, I don't need to waste time trying to prevent somebody grabbing this because it's not useful: a hacker now needs to disassemble the associated dll or at least trap a plethora of VFP runtime calls hoping to splice something useful out if it.
>>
>>
IF FILE(LEFT(_VFP.SERVERNAME,RAT(".",_VFP.SERVERNAME)-1)+".DLL").AND.AT(UPPE(LEFT(_VFP.SERVERNAME,RAT(".",_VFP.SERVERNAME)-1)+".DLL"),UPPE(SET("LIBRARY")))=0
>>SET LIBRARY TO (LEFT(_VFP.SERVERNAME,RAT(".",_VFP.SERVERNAME)-1)+".DLL") ADDITIVE
>>ENDI
>>__VC_JOS_A(39)
>>READ EVENTS
>>PROCEDURE __VC_AQBWQP_
>>__VC_JOS_A(40)
>>RETURN __VC_JOS_A(41)
>>PROCEDURE __VC_AQBWQP_1
>>__VC_JOS_A(42)
>>RETURN __VC_JOS_A(43)
>>PROCEDURE __VC_AQBWQP_PRIVATE_1
>>__VC_JOS_A(44)
>>RETURN __VC_JOS_A(45)
>>PROCEDURE __VC_AQBWRC_
>>PARAMETER m.__VC_AQBWRC_A
>>__VC_JOS_A(46)
>>RETURN __VC_JOS_A(47)
>>PROCEDURE __VC_AQBWRL_
>>PARAMETER __VC_AQBWRL_A,m.__VC_AQBWRL_B,__VC_AQBWRL_C,m.__VC_AQBWRL_D,m.__VC_AQBWRL_E
>>*[FOXRUN OFF]
>>PRIVATE m.__VC_AQBWRL_F
>>m.__VC_AQBWRL_F=0
>>FOR EACH __VC_AQBWRL_A &__VC_AQBWRL_B IN &__VC_AQBWRL_C &__VC_AQBWRL_D
>>m.__VC_AQBWRL_F=m.__VC_AQBWRL_F+1
>>IF m.__VC_AQBWRL_F>=m.__VC_AQBWRL_E
>>RETU .T.
>>ENDI
>>LOOP
>>ENDFOR
>>RETU .F.
>>*[FOXRUN ON]
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