Zend Encoder alternative

samstealth

hi!

does anybody know an alternative tool to zend encoder? need to make php code unreadable to servers admin...

thx for help!

sam

Anon

Same for me
(sam have you got any answer yet?)

I need to protect some code... and Zend Encoder, is a LITTLE BIT expensive ...

thanks

greg

vincentpeace

Zend Encoder also doesn't support PPC architectures, so it's no good for me...

Anon

Hallo, stay tuned here ... http://pbc.sourceforge.net/
I don't know if it can help you. Bye!

ame12

BadBlue announced their low-end encoder (bundled with their Enterprise server for Windows) that does a surprisingly good job of encryption of PHP, Perl and similar CGI apps. It creates a certificate tied to the scripts that makes decryption possible only with the certificate.

And it can be set to expire on a given date. Since it's relatively affordable (enterprise edition is less than $40) it may be a good way to demo apps.

Free download: http://badblue.com/down.htm
Encoder: http://badblue.com/helpphpe.htm

dkp_aix

Alternative to Zend Encoder exists!

You can find php encoder for free
at http://www.rssoftlab.com/

it works on WINDOWS 9x/NT/XP
the linux version cost 100$
source code are available for 500$

Really cheaper than Zend Encoder isn't it?

Enjoy 🙂

dkp_aix

Alternative to Zend Encoder exists!

You can find php encoder for free
at http://www.rssoftlab.com/

it works on WINDOWS 9x/NT/XP
the linux version cost 100$
source code are available for 500$

Really cheaper than Zend Encoder isn't it?

Enjoy 🙂

mfisk

PHP Obfuscator/Obscurer

"It is a free and open PHP program that makes PHP source code almost impossible to read and edit for normal humans."

Take a look at the site:
http://pobs.mywalhalla.net/

It basically takes your code and reformats it, renaming functions and variables to obscure names. The site lists advantages and disadvantages of the product.
It is nice because it doesn't need a decoder to be installed on the server, however it may take a little re-working of your code to get it functional.
The big plus: It's Free.

If you are looking to protect your code and are willing to put in a little effort before shelling out a couple grand, it's definitely worth checking out.

-Mark Fisk ::: CUBEWORKS

Anon

We have one at www.PHPGuardian.com - obfuscates and encrypts code across whole sites and works with any Linux compiled version of PHP; users don't need any changes to their default PHP / server install to run protected scripts 🙂

Best Regards!

Bill