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How to protect pack from decoding?


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http://proguard.sourceforge.net/

 

You have to be aware than even errors messages and also any logs become obfuscated. The software got a system to decode errors, but still. I don't even speak about the fact you have to reproduce it at every single revision.

 

It's stupid to say, but if you are at the point to obfuscate sources, than the best is perhaps not sharing nor selling it, at all.

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It's perhaps time to read about obfuscators ? The point of obfuscators is to obfuscate methods/variables names, for the biggest part.

 

Russians obfuscate the same way than others do. There isn't a russian way to obfuscate, lol.

 

http://java-source.net/open-source/obfuscators

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2443542/how-to-protect-compiled-java-classes

 


 

There are other means to protect, like explained in second link : port it to .exe, encryption key, etc. Google is your friend.

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