ArmA II/ArmA III Script Encryptor

Originally Posted by chanceownz

what is this for.. and how do I use it?? never used one like this before?

and is it infaStar safe?

You import a script and you press encrypt after selecting how many times you want to encrypt it, after you export it and it's ready to use.

Calling this an "Encrypter" is very misleading. This is simply an obfuscation method, and a poor one at best. All Obfuscaters that use this method in an attempt to "Protect" scripts from detection are very misleading. This will not make a script that was once detected undetected. Like normanjaydenFBI stated, "no one will be able to steal your code just by looking at it", but with a few quick modifications anyone could obtain your source code in a matter of seconds. A good script obfuscation method would do something like this:

Code:

_Decrypt = {_Key='yu>^K)dO>KEHpDO#xzry';_DecryptMe = _this;_counter = 0;_Array = toArray(_Key);for '_i' from 0 to (count(_decryptme)-1) do {if(_counter > (count(_Array)-1)) then {_counter = 0;};_var = (_decryptme select _i) / (_Array select _counter);_decryptme set[_i,_var];_counter = _counter + 1;};toString(_decryptme);};call compile([ 12584, 12285, 6820, 10904, 2400, 1599, 11600, 8216, 6510, 8625, 2208, 7560, 12880, 2176, 7663, 1120, 13920, 12322, 13110, 14036, 3872, 13455, 6138, 10716, 7875, 4592, 11600, 2528, 7192, 8325, 2208, 7272, 13440, 7616, 8532, 3395, 12600, 13420, 3648, 14399, 12584, 14157, 1984, 10904, 7800, 4305, 11500, 2528, 6882, 7350, 7038, 8424, 12880, 6732, 7663, 4060, 12600, 13542, 12540, 3872, 13189, 11817, 7192, 9776, 8325, 4100, 3200, 8295, 7130, 2400, 6762, 7272, 12992, 7888, 7979, 3990, 4680, 7198] call _Decrypt);

this method is still easy to obtain but protects your code much more than the method the OP posted.

before anyone asks, no i will not be releasing this method. you can create your own version of it.

Originally Posted by Lystic

Calling this an "Encrypter" is very misleading. This is simply an obfuscation method, and a poor one at best. All Obfuscaters that use this method in an attempt to "Protect" scripts from detection are very misleading. This will not make a script that was once detected undetected. Like normanjaydenFBI stated, "no one will be able to steal your code just by looking at it", but with a few quick modifications anyone could obtain your source code in a matter of seconds. A good script obfuscation method would do something like this:

Code:

_Decrypt = {_Key='yu>^K)dO>KEHpDO#xzry';_DecryptMe = _this;_counter = 0;_Array = toArray(_Key);for '_i' from 0 to (count(_decryptme)-1) do {if(_counter > (count(_Array)-1)) then {_counter = 0;};_var = (_decryptme select _i) / (_Array select _counter);_decryptme set[_i,_var];_counter = _counter + 1;};toString(_decryptme);};call compile([ 12584, 12285, 6820, 10904, 2400, 1599, 11600, 8216, 6510, 8625, 2208, 7560, 12880, 2176, 7663, 1120, 13920, 12322, 13110, 14036, 3872, 13455, 6138, 10716, 7875, 4592, 11600, 2528, 7192, 8325, 2208, 7272, 13440, 7616, 8532, 3395, 12600, 13420, 3648, 14399, 12584, 14157, 1984, 10904, 7800, 4305, 11500, 2528, 6882, 7350, 7038, 8424, 12880, 6732, 7663, 4060, 12600, 13542, 12540, 3872, 13189, 11817, 7192, 9776, 8325, 4100, 3200, 8295, 7130, 2400, 6762, 7272, 12992, 7888, 7979, 3990, 4680, 7198] call _Decrypt);

this method is still easy to obtain but protects your code much more than the method the OP posted.

before anyone asks, no i will not be releasing this method. you can create your own version of it.

Lystic is right guys, this is a very simple method and it's the first one I've come up with. I'll be looking into more though.