"Robots can climb stairs...Now grad students are doing it all by themselves for thesis projects."
Finally proof that grad students are, indeed, robots. Maybe next we can teach them to pick up all the empty soda cans and pizza boxes left in the computer lab.
A few years ago I remember seeing a tool called SWFEncrypt, which claimed to do "encryption" on an SWF file. That's an interesting statement to make, seeing as there is no flipping way the Flash Player would be able to play an encrypted movie, but whatever; the company didn't seem to be very forthcoming about much. Anyhow, it basically did some heavy obfuscation on the Flash movie that breaks most SWF decompilers (until the decompiler folks figure out how to work around the obfuscation techniques).
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"Robots can climb stairs...Now grad students are doing it all by themselves for thesis projects." Finally proof that grad students are, indeed, robots. Maybe next we can teach them to pick up all the empty soda cans and pizza boxes left in the computer lab.
A few years ago I remember seeing a tool called SWFEncrypt, which claimed to do "encryption" on an SWF file. That's an interesting statement to make, seeing as there is no flipping way the Flash Player would be able to play an encrypted movie, but whatever; the company didn't seem to be very forthcoming about much. Anyhow, it basically did some heavy obfuscation on the Flash movie that breaks most SWF decompilers (until the decompiler folks figure out how to work around the obfuscation techniques).
http://www.amayeta.com/software/swfencrypt/