Decompiling Delphi Program

Protect from decompiling

Look closely at the source. The stuff I've seen from different
de-compilers basically show you the forms and that's about it. All the
functions don't seem to have any source in them at all.

How does the output from the program YOU are talking about look?

Send me the program and I will tell you if you need to worry. If all it
does is show you the resources and forms, then no bigdeal, because
ANYBODY can use a resource editor and display that stuff from your EXE
anyway.

Davie

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Carsten Willems wrote:
> Hi,

> i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> 2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> carsten willems

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Re:Protect from decompiling


Hi,

i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
prevent this? how can i protect my code?

carsten willems

Re:Protect from decompiling


I'm sorry.I just found out that the implicit code is not rebuild.
but how can i protect my exes anyway? can the code can put
back to dephi?

thx,
carsten willems

Re:Protect from decompiling


Quote
'Carsten Willems' wrote:
> I'm sorry.I just found out that the implicit code is not rebuild.
> but how can i protect my exes anyway? can the code can put
> back to dephi?
Nope.

Re:Protect from decompiling


Hi,

On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 02:57:24 +0200, 'Carsten Willems'

Quote
<carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote:
>i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
>2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
>prevent this? how can i protect my code?
you can just retrieve forms and procedure entry points this way, but
no code. Hundreds of pages full of machine language in the best way.
Concerning readable forms: feel free to dig your EXE with my
Resource-Grabber utility (the Resource Browser feature) which will
demonstrate what can be viewed inside an EXE file due to the official
Windows PE format specifications.

However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking FAQ if
you like.

Regards
Richey
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Re:Protect from decompiling


thx a lot guys for destroying my concerns.

> However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking
>FAQ if you like.

i will sure have a look

carsten willems

Re:Protect from decompiling


I tried to visit your site and no luck. Where is the faq page you were
talking about anti-cracking??

Davie

Quote
Richey / Delphi-Box wrote:
> Hi,

> On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 02:57:24 +0200, 'Carsten Willems'
> <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote:
> >i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> >2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> >prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> you can just retrieve forms and procedure entry points this way, but
> no code. Hundreds of pages full of machine language in the best way.
> Concerning readable forms: feel free to dig your EXE with my
> Resource-Grabber utility (the Resource Browser feature) which will
> demonstrate what can be viewed inside an EXE file due to the official
> Windows PE format specifications.

> However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking FAQ if
> you like.

> Regards
> Richey
> --
> http://www.Inner-Smile.com, home of:
> INF-Tool - create *smaller* setup packages for your programs!
> Resource-Grabber - giving you 1000's of glyphs,images,icons,sounds..
> Richey's Delphi-Box - 1000+ links and answers for Delphi developers
> ..one of the best starting points for Delphi developers worldwide..

Re:Protect from decompiling


http://www.inner-smile.com/nocrack.htm

'Davie' <smatt...@smatters.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:393D20AE.7611744D@smatters.com...

Quote
> I tried to visit your site and no luck. Where is the faq page you were
> talking about anti-cracking??

> Davie

> Richey / Delphi-Box wrote:

> > Hi,

> > On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 02:57:24 +0200, 'Carsten Willems'
> > <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote:
> > >i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> > >2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> > >prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> > you can just retrieve forms and procedure entry points this way, but
> > no code. Hundreds of pages full of machine language in the best way.
> > Concerning readable forms: feel free to dig your EXE with my
> > Resource-Grabber utility (the Resource Browser feature) which will
> > demonstrate what can be viewed inside an EXE file due to the official
> > Windows PE format specifications.

> > However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking FAQ if
> > you like.

> > Regards
> > Richey
> > --
> > http://www.Inner-Smile.com, home of:
> > INF-Tool - create *smaller* setup packages for your programs!
> > Resource-Grabber - giving you 1000's of glyphs,images,icons,sounds..
> > Richey's Delphi-Box - 1000+ links and answers for Delphi developers
> > ..one of the best starting points for Delphi developers worldwide..

Re:Protect from decompiling


Carsten,

I use Shrinker to compress my exe and dll files.

Their web site is at http://www.blinkinc.com. I
bought my copy from Zac Catalogs:
http://instantsoftware.com.

Tony

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'Carsten Willems' <carsten.will...@post.rwth-

Quote
aachen.de> wrote:
> Hi,

> i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u

can decompile delphi
anyone tell me how i can
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> prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> carsten willems

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Re:Protect from decompiling


THANKS
DAVIE
Quote
Carsten Willems wrote:
> http://www.inner-smile.com/nocrack.htm

> 'Davie' <smatt...@smatters.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:393D20AE.7611744D@smatters.com...
> > I tried to visit your site and no luck. Where is the faq page you were
> > talking about anti-cracking??

> > Davie

> > Richey / Delphi-Box wrote:

> > > Hi,

> > > On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 02:57:24 +0200, 'Carsten Willems'
> > > <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote:
> > > >i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> > > >2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> > > >prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> > > you can just retrieve forms and procedure entry points this way, but
> > > no code. Hundreds of pages full of machine language in the best way.
> > > Concerning readable forms: feel free to dig your EXE with my
> > > Resource-Grabber utility (the Resource Browser feature) which will
> > > demonstrate what can be viewed inside an EXE file due to the official
> > > Windows PE format specifications.

> > > However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking FAQ if
> > > you like.

> > > Regards
> > > Richey
> > > --
> > > http://www.Inner-Smile.com, home of:
> > > INF-Tool - create *smaller* setup packages for your programs!
> > > Resource-Grabber - giving you 1000's of glyphs,images,icons,sounds..
> > > Richey's Delphi-Box - 1000+ links and answers for Delphi developers
> > > ..one of the best starting points for Delphi developers worldwide..

Re:Protect from decompiling


Hi, well there are even more advanced delphi disassemblers than exe2dpr. In
general full decompilation is impossible but near to pascal code can be
retreived. Im talking about IDA and DeDe that can produce very well
commented ASM code.

Regards,
Hristo Pavlov

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Carsten Willems <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote in message
news:8hhhaa$m9m11@bornews.borland.com...
Quote
> Hi,

> i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> 2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> carsten willems

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Re:Protect from decompiling


Why not try an EXE packer? Get an older version of UPX - older because the
newer versions allow unpacking.

Tommy

Quote
Hristo Pavlov <Hristo.Pav...@skalasoft.com> wrote in message
news:8hl3la$rpd8@bornews.borland.com...
Quote
> Hi, well there are even more advanced delphi disassemblers than exe2dpr.
In
> general full decompilation is impossible but near to pascal code can be
> retreived. Im talking about IDA and DeDe that can produce very well
> commented ASM code.

> Regards,
> Hristo Pavlov

> Carsten Willems <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote in message
> news:8hhhaa$m9m11@bornews.borland.com...
> > Hi,

> > i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> > 2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> > prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> > carsten willems

Re:Protect from decompiling


ProcDump can dump every running process and DeDe can rebuild correct PE
Header for Delphi applications (even for UPX, fully rebuilding new section
info in PE Header). For me the solution is *only* demo version to be
published in internet ... I still havent seen uncrackable shareware program
!!!
Quote
J Dunn <the_edge2...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8hldmv$2hc3@bornews.borland.com...
Quote
> Why not try an EXE packer? Get an older version of UPX - older because the
> newer versions allow unpacking.

> Tommy

> Hristo Pavlov <Hristo.Pav...@skalasoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8hl3la$rpd8@bornews.borland.com...
> > Hi, well there are even more advanced delphi disassemblers than exe2dpr.
> In
> > general full decompilation is impossible but near to pascal code can be
> > retreived. Im talking about IDA and DeDe that can produce very well
> > commented ASM code.

> > Regards,
> > Hristo Pavlov

> > Carsten Willems <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote in message
> > news:8hhhaa$m9m11@bornews.borland.com...
> > > Hi,

> > > i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi
> > > 2.0 - 4.0 exes back into dfm/pas/dpr. can anyone tell me how i can
> > > prevent this? how can i protect my code?

> > > carsten willems

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