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know any good ways to Encrypt HTML source code?
As many programs as possible would be great :)
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web protector
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...it doesn't take much skill to "decrypt" html encrypted with those, and they may screw up the pages for some visitors... so it's probably not worth your time....
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RoTT - reminds me of the kickass old school game Rise of the Triad!
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I heard Persian Kitty has a full proof html decoder that requires little effort.
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There is no such thing, period. The way HTML works, is, you have to send it in clear text for the other side to render it.
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You can't "encrypt" HTML.
You can "obfuscate" it. Meaning you can make it hard to read. You can "encode" the characters into their HEX equivalent. However you can not encrypt. The browser needs to be able to read the HTML, if it's encrypted in any way the browser won't have a clue what to do with it. That being said you could put the entire HTML in an encrypted string and have jav-as-cript decrypt it. However because the browser needs to see the decrypted version it would be a very simple task to print the decrypted HTML with only a very slight modification to the code. Really unless you've found a new fantastic way to make text bold I doubt there is any point. :-) HTML is pretty simple stuff, not like it's possible to find the cure for cancer or anything that valuable in HTML. -Ben |
like Nas said, just use what PK uses.
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why would you want to encrypt your html code.
its not a huge secret. html is a convention for formatting text. if you are thinking about hiding your html code becasue you think somebody is going to steal it you are thinking way too much. if anything it takes less time to just recreate an html page by anybody with any skills. |
By definition you cannot protect HTML. However you may protect dynamic content like PHP, ASP, Java or Flash.
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Using Ja\/ascr1pt
make a js file called mysecretcode.j$ in that file just have lots of docum3nt.wr1t3('<html>'); then on the page you wanna show it just use <scr1pt s.rc='mysecretcode.j$' language='ja\/asc1pt1.2' > </scr1pt> |
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you'll need signed secure certificate too. |
seriously there is no point, ive never seen any HTML that i cant do myself, and im no specialist, its simple shit so theres no point hiding it
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I think there was a perl script for this, try Google or any perl resource :)
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