PHP crackers: How do you decode encrypted PHP?

[progex]

I want to mess around the core of a script, and it's being encoded by PHPCodeLock (I think, since the code starts with: <?PHP $codelock_encbrowser="^"; $codelock_usezlib="^"; $codelock_enc="pie.php"; )

Is there a script out there that will decrypt this sort of encoded PHP file?

[chadglni]

Wonderful.

[progex]

btw, this script is not encoded by Zend or Ioncube -- So it is able to be decrypted.

Anyone willing to do it as a paid project?

[PurrrsianPussyKat]

Just a thought... maybe the original programmer encoded it because he does NOT want you to play around with it.

Might want to check the license and see if you'd be violating the tos.

[spacemonk]

Haha dude, did Istrijan give you this?

[dubsix]

you need the secret decoder ring.

[en1]

you need the secret decoder ring.

Be sure to drink more Ovaltine.

[disregard]

Looks like one of the dozens of *so-called* encryption engines that ripped of my obfuscator for commercial gain. Fuckers.

[budz]

you'll shoot your eye out kid

[pstation]

interesting...i'm interested, i'll see what I can figure out

[Babaganoosh]

Why do you think it was obfuscated? The author doesn't want you dicking around with it. Why not just pay to have a similar script written for yourself?

[Apache_A]

Either pay for the script, or accept the skim!

[INDK]

Either pay for the script, or accept the skim!

w00t! Proof that encoders can prevent programmers from getting ripped off!

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[kernelpanic]

Yes, it can be removed

No, I won't help you

[Rob]

U L3370 h@x0r!

[progex]

Either pay for the script, or accept the skim!

No, it's not a traffic script-- Not any type of adult-related script.

It's an SEO type script.

[Apache_A]

No, it's not a traffic script-- Not any type of adult-related script.

It's an SEO type script.

well whatever 'limitation' the script author doesn't want you to remove is there for a reason. Is the script open source?