encoding python scripts
Radovan Garabik
spam at melkor.dnp.fmph.uniba.sk
Thu Oct 10 06:23:05 EDT 2002
Richie Hindle <richie at entrian.com> wrote:
: Hi Rick,
:> I was wondering what approaches python developers
:> have taken to encode and thus protect their commercial applications?
: I believe Freeze is good enough. It compiles your Python to bytecode,
: creates a C module which defines the bytecode as a big char array,
: then links that C module with the Python interpreter. It's possible
: to hack the bytecode out again and Decompyle it, but it's not trivial.
And you can always UPX the resulting binary to make it even more
obfuscated.
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