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 Davie QuoteCarsten Willems wrote: |
Quote Carsten Willems wrote: Hii 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. Most 'Delphi decompilers' parse form and RTTI data, but do not actually decompile the machine code. I can only recommend using something like DeDe (or similar software) to extract symbol information in combination with a C decompiler, then translate the decompiled C code to Delphi (there are many source code converters out there). Decompiling Delphi Program 5,7/10 740 votes. Delphi Projects for $250 - $750. I have a program written in delphi that I wish to decompile. The combined size of the. Suppose you lose your Delphi project's source and you only have the executable file: reverse engineering (decompilation) is useful if the original sources are not available. Hm, 'sources not available', does this mean that we can decompile other people's Delphi projects? Well, yes and no. Is true decompilation possible? No, of course not. Decompiling Delphi program - how? Archive View Return to standard view. Last updated – posted 2009-Apr-7, 3:52 pm AEST posted 2009-Apr-7, 3:52 pm AEST User #7835.
Re:Protect from decompilingHi, i found a app called 'exe2dpr', which what u can decompile delphi carsten willems |
Re:Protect from decompilingI'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, |
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Re:Protect from decompilingHi, On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 02:57:24 +0200, 'Carsten Willems' Quote<carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote: 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 Regards |
Re:Protect from decompilingthx a lot guys for destroying my concerns. > However, to protect your apps a bit, check out my Anti Cracking i will sure have a look carsten willems |
Re:Protect from decompilingI tried to visit your site and no luck. Where is the faq page you were talking about anti-cracking?? Davie QuoteRichey / Delphi-Box wrote: |
Re:Protect from decompilinghttp://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 |
Re:Protect from decompilingCarsten, I use Shrinker to compress my exe and dll files. Their web site is at http://www.blinkinc.com. I Tony In article <8hhhaa$m9...@bornews.borland.com>, Quoteaachen.de> wrote: anyone tell me how i can Quote> prevent this? how can i protect my code? Before you buy. |
Re:Protect from decompilingTHANKS DAVIE QuoteCarsten Willems wrote: |
Re:Protect from decompilingHi, 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, QuoteCarsten Willems <carsten.will...@post.rwth-aachen.de> wrote in message Quote> Hi, |
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Re:Protect from decompilingWhy not try an EXE packer? Get an older version of UPX - older because the newer versions allow unpacking. Tommy QuoteHristo Pavlov <Hristo.Pav...@skalasoft.com> wrote in message Quote> Hi, well there are even more advanced delphi disassemblers than exe2dpr. |
Re:Protect from decompilingProcDump 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 !!! QuoteJ Dunn <the_edge2...@hotmail.com> wrote in message Quote> Why not try an EXE packer? Get an older version of UPX - older because the |
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