#๐Ÿ”’ Python Anti Crack

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@rich shale

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upbeat sphinx
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Host it as a WebApp

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Hide it behind a firewall and block any hackers to get into your source code

rich shale
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Its going to be a .exe and im going to obfuscate with pyarmour 8 + nuitka

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So my problem isnt the src, rather the authentication sys getting bypassed

upbeat sphinx
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Obfuscate can still show the logic of the program

scenic shale
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What do you mean the authentication system?

rich shale
scenic shale
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Fundamentally if you distribute your program for others to run on their computer, they can reverse engineer it

rich shale
scenic shale
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Even if you use nuitka

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They can patch the binary to skip the license key checking, this is the risk you take when distributing programs

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You can never eliminate that risk entirely, but yes using obfuscators will reduce it

rich shale
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Im not expecting great smart people to attempt to crack

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Im not that large

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But im just trying to stay safe from the average user

magic glacier
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This is a situation where you aren't reliably able to both give something that contains your program to people and keep it from them.

scenic shale
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^

rich shale
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Alright

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Thanks

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how

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do

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i

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close

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this

magic glacier
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!close

rich shale
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!close

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