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by spurlock
3275 days ago
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> Say you are building a site that will make use of very heavy JS code, to the point that the code is critical to your business and you do not want it copied or stolen. How do you protect it? Can you protect it? There are countless obfuscation tools out there, but in the end if someone wants your code, they can reverse it into more readable code and steal it, using it on their website/webapp. It's the way browser engines are designed that ensures this. JavaScript is there for the taking and is not compiled into machine code. It's interpreted. So no, you can't protect it. No matter how much you abuse the eval() function or mangle the code[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSFuck |
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