Author: Stan Arts
Date: 09:30:29 04/27/05
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On April 27, 2005 at 11:57:56, Brian Kostick wrote: >I wrote a little password masking function for Win32 console. I'd like to hide >string literals in my executable. I know such things have been mentioned here >before for more clandestine purposes. My question is, is there an easiest way to >do this or should I use an encryption or lookup function? > >Thanks, >Brian Hi Brian In my programs I use a separate function to give chars back when I feed in numbers, to build up a string separatly, instead of using a string in whole that will show up in an .exe . I do that for the program's name and my name and so. My function is only a few lines, and depending on how many words you have to type out in numbers (or other caracters, or however else you encode them) , it's very fast and easy to do that. But if someone would still want to change it, it's probably still easy enough to figure out, but more difficult to change then just with a hexeditor. Stan
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