How strong is encryption performed by Scripts Encryptor?
That is a good question. Many people confront us with the fact that Scripts Encryptor does not provide strong encryption of Java Script and HTML. Well, let me tell you, to be specific it does not provide encryption at all. What it does, it obfuscates, or scrambles the code that makes it hard (but, let me stress, not impossible) to decode or reverse engineer. You might be incensed now after reading this. Well, don’t blame us, we did not invent scripting language for web browsers. Unfortunately for all developers, client side scripts do not allow any encryption, so the only way to protect client-side content is to scramble it to make it harder for somebody to steal your work or meddle with. Do not believe anybody who says that their product will encrypt your client-side web page – this is not true. My main point of using Scripts Encryptor is to compress and scramble code, but not to encrypt it. There’s also a good reason to use Scripts Encryptor to obfuscate the server-side scripts.
